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Category Archives: breast cancer
Welcome to the club
My friend, Lyd, had her tests on Monday and got the call from her doctor today. Her cancer is back. I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around this news. It doesn’t seem possible. I’m so sad that Lyd … Continue reading
It’s their problem, not mine
Yesterday, I came across a bunch of pictures taken while I was bald because of chemo. I see now that I looked kind of crazy. But back then, the bald, emaciated look felt oddly normal. When I lost my hair, … Continue reading
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Tagged Cancer, Cancer survivor, Conditions and Diseases, Health, Mother, resilience
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Cancerversary
Last Friday, was my cancerversary. Seven years ago on 3/25/04, I scratched my right breast and found a lump about the size of a walnut. Initially, I wasn’t worried. After all, I figured that after losing my first husband to … Continue reading
Posted in breast cancer, cancer, Cancer doesn't define me
Tagged Breast cancer, Cancer, Conditions and Diseases, Lumpectomy, lung cancer, resilience
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