here I am. Almost five weeks post-surgery and frankly, I am amazed at my progress. I don’t mean to brag, but I may be a breast cancer rock star. The first two weeks were definitely challenging; but since then, I’ve improved steadily. I have had no complications and everything is healing well. (I will … More (seven) healing and bye bye baby
I am a wimp of gargantuan proportions. We’re talking bugs (bees in particular), roller coasters, public speaking, the ocean, most animals (I am totally no fun at the petting zoo). My manic aversion to needles has been a slight problem throughout cancer treatment. (shout out to Illia at CHCWM for being my phlebotomist hero) … More (six) we can do hard things?
I recently started an online course called The Anticancer Environment. It is offered for free at http://www.anticancerlifestyle.org. It is very interesting. And, disturbing at the same time. It’s amazing/terrifying how many (known) carcinogens and EDCs (endocrine disrupting chemicals or hormone disrupters) are floating around our homes. Especially our kitchens. One area of concern for me … More (five) kitchens and chemicals part one
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