Aaah, it’s Christmas time! A time to enjoy decadent holiday favorites, a beautifully decorated tree, pretty wrapped packages and special times with friends and family. But this year, my Christmas is a tad different than most other years, because I..
Topics: attitude, Breast Cancer, doctor, humor, Laughter, Menopause, morphine, operation, surgery, Treatments

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I’ve created a public service announcement to help spread breast cancer awareness. Please watch, and forward this post to all the women in your life who deserve to know the truth about breast cancer.I’ve also created a series of products with.
Topics: awareness, breast, Breast Cancer, cancer, Laughter, mastercard, parody, priceless, research

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Wow. It’s really hard to believe that my one year anniversary has come and gone so quickly! Has it actually been one full year since this whole experience began? Time flies when you’re … well, maybe it wasn’t that much fun.But...
Topics: anniversary, breast, Breast Cancer, cancer, Chemotherapy, experience, Mastectomy, medicine, planning, radiation, Survival, therapy, treatment

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Since my chemo has been officially over (forever) I have been desperately trying to get caught up on all the workload that fell behind while I was concentrating on getting better. So, I haven’t had a lot of time to write on this blog.But I...
Topics: Breast Cancer, Chemotherapy, doctor, gifts, heroes, Learning Experiences, Mastectomy, My Heroes, nurses, treatment, white blood cell count

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Chemo is finally over. Woot!No more boring, six-hour-long days spent in the chemo ward… no more burning arms from intravenous chemicals coursing through my veins… no more mouth sores, numb toes and red eyes caused by those few remaining...
Topics: Awareness, bell, Breast Cancer, Chemotherapy, Diagnosis, Hair Loss, radiation, tattoos, treatment, Treatments

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