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How I Shaved My Head When I Was Going Through Chemo For Breast Cancer

How I Unveiled My Reconstructed Breasts For the First Time and Probably Scarred a Young Boy For Life

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 7 Most Important Things to Remember About Your Breast Cancer

Know and understand your Pathology report. Ask for a copy to keep in your files, and become familiar with it. This is one of the most important things you should remember when you’re diagnosed with breast cancer (or any kind of cancer). Your pathology report is one of the most important documents you’ll receive as […]

In a Funk From Tamoxifen

The holidays are here. I’ve been on a roller coaster ride. Turns out Tamoxifen (which I will be taking for the next 5 years) wreaks havoc with your hormones and makes you very moody. DUH. I had sort of forgotten that in the midst of focusing on the other, more concerning side effects, such as […]

Spring Has Sprung

The Winter That Would Not End is finally over and today on my morning walk with Tucker, I saw the first signs of spring. Tucker is 11 years old this year, which is 77 in dog years, so our daily walks are more like strolls than the brisk activity we used to enjoy. Interestingly, our […]

How I Unveiled My Reconstructed Breasts For the First Time and Probably Scarred a Young Boy For Life

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