My Triple Negative Breast Cancer Story: Treating for the Cure
Aggressive Isn’t Hopeless.
Triple negative breast cancer grows fast. But it can respond fast too. This is my story of treating for the cure.
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When the Robin Sang, Something in Me Woke Up Too
Some mornings, before the world fully wakes up, I hear the robin…
Hope in the Treatment Room: Lessons from the Hardest Season of My Life
A life-threatening illness has a way of changing how you see everything.
Meaningful Relationships Tested During Cancer
Cancer changes you. But it also changes the people around you.
When My Hair Finally Fell Out During Chemo
Losing my hair was personal. Some losses arrive long before they leave.
Life After Cancer: Why Healing Is Often Quiet
These days it’s just me, my dogs, and God. In the quiet of this season, I’m learning that healing doesn’t always begin with answers, it often begins with stillness.
The tender aftermath: when neuropathy rewrites your world
After treatment, my sense of touch changed, and so did my world.
They Knew How to Treat Me. Not How to Heal Me.
I was given a clear treatment plan for cancer. I wasn’t prepared for the slow, complicated healing that came after.
Cancer, Menopause, Hormones: A Personal and Unexpected Conversation
Hormones, Estrogen, and the Conversations I found myself asking questions I never…
Why Am I Still So Tired After Cancer? The Truth About Post-Treatment Fatigue
Life after cancer treatment doesn’t always feel like a celebration. Many survivors struggle with post-cancer fatigue long after treatment ends. Understanding why can help you navigate recovery.
If the Stars Were Made to Worship, What About Us?
A flower blooms. A bee gathers. They simply live as God designed them. Perhaps the purest form of worship is becoming who God created us to be.
Life After Cancer: Recovery Is Not the Finish Line
It’s felt like a continuation, just without the structure, the constant appointments, the built-in support.