breast cancer

Spring Has Sprung

A Breast Cancer Super Hero

My Personal Relationship With the Month of October

Making Good Choices

Beyond the Pink Moon Support Group

What To Expect During A Core Needle Biopsy

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It Took A While For This Lifelong Klutz To Come To the Realization That Sports Are Good For Her Kids

I’m extremely supportive of getting your kids into organized sports during their grammar and high school years which is kind of unusual in light of how incredibly uncoordinated I am and have always been. I have been known to trip while I’m standing still. In flats. When a ball is thrown towards me, I run […]

Ode to Tucker

“If I have any beliefs about immortality, it is that certain dogs I have known will go to heaven, and very, very few persons.” — James Thurber Today is all about Tucker, our 4 year old Pembroke Welsh Corgi, the same type of dog that the Queen of England has. Tucker was a big […]

The Intangible Side Effects of Breast Cancer

The intangible things that I learned from breast cancer are endless. I found deep reserves of strength that I never knew I had. I had to have 16 chemo treatments. Driving in the car, on the way to the hospital, I’d start mentally preparing myself for that days drip. The nurses get you in, settle […]

New Study About Lymph Node Removal for Breast Cancer Treatment

What a year 2010 was. I’m so glad it’s over. As of February 14th, my final surgery is behind me, and I’m starting to get that it’s really all over and done with. The combination of the surgery along with that flu or whatever it was that I got the week prior to surgery, really […]

Merry Christmas!

I love Christmas trees. Once ours is up, the holiday seems more real to me. There’s something about the smell, the lights and the memories from all the ornaments that make the holidays come to life. This year’s tree reminds me of the tree I got for the very first apartment that I rented by myself. […]