Breast Cancer
Sexy Soul Search
In 2010 I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and then breast cancer in 2011. I went through chemotherapy and multiple surgeries, as well as holistic and integrative treatments.
Read More...Angels Among Us
On July 14, 2015, my world changed forever. It was on that day that I heard the words “you have cancer”. Those three words kicked off what would become a year of personal struggle.
Read More...How I Worked Through Chemo: Inspiration for Anyone Who Needs It
How I Worked Through Chemo: Inspiration for Anyone Who Needs It. As individuals, a cancer diagnosis and our personal response to it is a defining moment.
Read More...We Can Choose How We Face Cancer
Affected either directly or indirectly by diseases or treatments of diseases that ultimately cause us to lose our hair. We don’t choose this. But, we can choose how we face cancer.
Read More...Cryotherapy for Recovery
I was diagnosed with breast cancer on April 16, 2019. I knew the only way I would do chemotherapy is if my sweet husband asked me to. I wanted to take a holistic approach to healing my cancer.
Read More...When Trust is Gone
Was there ever a time when one could just be the patient and trust the doctor would take time to review their chart and make customized recommendations of treatment?
Read More...A Letter to My Hair
But alas, I never treated you right. I was always burning you with irons and dryers. Always using cheap drugstore products just cuz they smelled like the cape at sunrise. But you stayed with me. My 3rd grade bowl cut? You were there. Bangs in high school? You were there. When I decided to go blonde?
Read More...2020: What Fresh Start?
If I’m being completely honest, ‘survivor’ is still a term I struggle with. Something I often ask myself is: will I always feel this way? Is it hard for me to accept this term because the wounds are still so fresh?
Read More...Never Underestimate Love
What I can say is that it took me a near death experience to learn to be a softer person, to love more deeply, and to know that some people can’t handle your diagnoses but its important to put you first. The body is an amazing thing, be careful of your words, never underestimate love and on the days you think you can’t make it, know that you can.
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