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These women are beautiful, kind, courageous. It's a privilege to call them my friends. There are so many men and women out there also beautiful, kind, courageous, who deserve to be in this world. But there are a shocking number of them feeling like t
2 years ago today when I had a 7 inch incision made from the top of my skull to the base of my ear, the skin pulled down to expose my skull and a chunk cut out to remove a tumour that had surprised us all in discovery. At the time of surgery we had n
Flaming-nora! Or should I say noro...🙄 Last week was the scariest moment I've had in the last two years of cancer treatment, and without a doubt the sickest I've ever been. We knew I was neutropenic after the monthly check up with my oncologist on t
How do you go from a stage 1 diagnosis to a stage 4 in under 7 days? A question that got asked a lot after my last post and I realise if you're newer to this crazy story you won't know the shit storm that occurred at the beginning!😅 So 2 years ago t
Two years ago today I "walked" (on crutches post spinal surgery) into a breast surgeons office for an appointment to examine the dimple that had appeared on my right breast. I explained the fact I found it 18 months ago but got told I was y