Weekly Round-Up

Welcome back, dear readers. I’m delighted to share this week’s blog highlights with you.

As Martha approaches 10 years of living with MBC, she describes how she copes with living with metastatic breast cancer by accepting her situation, expressing emotions openly, scheduling both unpleasant and enjoyable activities, and surrounding herself with supportive friends, all while acknowledging the complexity of feeling gratitude and sorrow at the same time.

In her latest post, Barbara discusses differing recovery approaches after breast cancer surgery, highlighting her quick return to work while emphasizing the importance of respecting individual needs and circumstances in the breast cancer recovery journey.

Carolyn shares important information on how pregnancy complications can increase the risk of future heart disease for women.

The latest OurMBCLife podcast features Dr. Alfredo Torres, who explains blood test results, interprets the numbers, and discusses their significance for your treatment plan.

While Beth’s posts tend not to be political she feels too much is at stake to keep silent.

Finally this week, as Connie makes her final preparations for walking the Camino, she is feeling some trepidation about what lies ahead, so she is drawing comfort and strength from the words of a beautiful blessing for pilgrims.

“May you find strength when you are weary and comfort when you’re discouraged.”

My wish for you this week is that, wherever your journey takes you, you find the strength to navigate the path ahead.

Until next time

Yours with much love always

Marie xxx