Hi all, hope you are well.
I just returned from eight straight days of managing an annual meeting with three or four separate events daily and four or five hours sleep nightly. It's a ton of work, but well worth it to see everyone enjoying themselves and getting a lot of actual work done as an organization.
I have to admit... Read more
Well, as usual PJ has it right. We need help. We can be strong. We can be diligent with our own care, but the bottom line is we had cancer and our lives will be forever changed. There's no returning to pre-cancer, pre-mastectomy, pre-chemo. We will forever be survivors. But does LiveStrong have to mean... Read more
I'm all done with chemo, all done with cancer. I am a survivor. I fought, I won.
That said, why am I still questioning every little ache and pain? (My lump didn't even hurt!) Yes, I've read the books and articles and blogs. It's natural to question myself now that I've finished treatment. "Am I doing... Read more
The midwest had a wicked winter for weather, and being on chemo as well did not leave much energy for big outings with my six-year old son. So, this past weekend, we took him and one of his friends to an arena football game. First of all, arena football is great. Bodies slamming into the wall, footballs flying into the stands,... Read more
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