Weekly Round-Up
Welcome back, dear readers. I’m pleased to present this week’s blog highlights to you.
Audrey recalls a joyful, impulsive family Disney World trip taken after breast cancer and losing her father. This trip brought needed happiness despite financial strain. Recently, as Audrey’s health has declined again due to chemotherapy-induced anaemia, she expresses gratitude for her supportive husband and loved ones.
This week, was a bittersweet experience for Connie as she joined the Raleigh Chapter of American Pilgrims on the Camino for a five-mile walk at Dorothea Dix Park, a site tied to her past as a psychiatric nurse.
In a post that will resonate with many of us, after a misdiagnosis and subsequent correct heart attack diagnosis, Carolyn experienced a profound shift in identity, described as a “loss of self” by Dr. Kathy Charmaz. She faced challenges adapting to their new reality, both physically and emotionally.
In an interview with Dr. Andrew Gassman of PRMA in San Antonio, Terri discusses navigating social media platforms to find credible information about breast reconstruction.
Barbara offers advice on what not to say to a person with breast cancer.
Gogs writes about his Dad’s prostate cancer and his near-fatal fall.
Nancy shares a personal tradition of reflecting on her life in four-year increments during convention time.
Chris is looking ahead to a new phase of his cancer advocacy.
Finally this week, Beth is celebrating 15 years since she adopted her beautiful daughter from China, a momentous occasion known as Gotcha Day.
Until next time
Yours with much love always
Marie xxx
