Very hard for you because you have to walk the line of putting your own needs against the needs of so many people who count on you to be there. It’s a huge moral dilemma and I don’t envy you the struggle. Hugs ❤️

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Independence…friends…career aspirations…hopes and dreams…traditions…celebrations…innocence.

I love this!!

My girl had to move. Same roads. Same grocery store. Same everything.

I call it living a life adapted. Most people in the cancer world grieve who they were in the Before especially if they lived a life without any limitations. There’s nothing normal about what you’ve experienced. No matter how you feel in a day often the whisper “hey…remember you had cancer” ends it.

That’s amazing!!

My girl is going for a molar extraction this week. Didn’t have a cavity in her mouth for 27 years until chemo. Dental cost should be a medical thing post chemo and radiation.

That is 100% enough

Mom of a daughter diagnosed at 27 with breast cancer. Just hit the 5 yr NED but still on drugs. Best ice cream is Blue Buried Treasure (it’s an Ontario thing). I’m proud this year that I dropped the 25 lbs of stress weight I gained since March 15th 2019 at 8:30 am when I first heard Mom…it’s cancer.

And in really tiny dishes so you only have to eat a little to have the mental satisfaction of staring at them empty.

Internal dialogue was definitely a little socially inappropriate 😜