Excited

Hi Lauren

It's not strange you feel "excited", I felt excited every night before Chemo dose, just like a little kid was exciting - a day out to Movie world tomorrow lol.  Quite true, don't know where the feeling come from.

You are so good and brave your mum with you to walk together.

Life still goes on in whatever way of our formation. 

Take care and good luck

Rosanna

Hi Lauren

It's not strange you feel "excited", I felt excited every night before Chemo dose, just like a little kid was exciting - a day out to Movie world tomorrow lol.  Quite true, don't know where the feeling come from.

You are so good and brave your mum with you to walk together.

Life still goes on in whatever way of our formation. 

Take care and good luck

Rosanna

Hi Lauren

It's not strange you feel "excited", I felt excited every night before Chemo dose, just like a little kid was exciting - a day out to Movie world tomorrow lol.  Quite true, don't know where the feeling come from.

You are so good and brave your mum with you to walk together.

Life still goes on in whatever way of our formation. 

Take care and good luck

Rosanna

How are you?

I have to admit, leading up to my surgery was not what I would call an exciting time for me!!! I was extremely anxious about it all and it did not help when my hubby was so concerned too, and my kids were freaking out somewhat!!! I felt depressed to a degree because I was also contending with my Autoimmune disease which I had for 5 years at the time, and still have to this day. This disease complicated my treatment process for the breast cancer, but I got through it.

Today I am a lot stronger in my life and I am in my third year of remission. Moving forward with it all is definitely a powerful thing for your mind, body and soul. Recently I went to the 2014 'FOW' in Melbourne with my three children. It was truely amazing and they have put my photo in the current edition of 'The Beacon.' That was such a lovely surprise to be a part of the wonder of that night in May. It was inspiring and if you get the chance to go, by all means do.

Good luck with your journey huny and take care of yourself on your cancer journey. Just remember it can be a bumpy one! Lol!

Mia XXX

How are you?

I have to admit, leading up to my surgery was not what I would call an exciting time for me!!! I was extremely anxious about it all and it did not help when my hubby was so concerned too, and my kids were freaking out somewhat!!! I felt depressed to a degree because I was also contending with my Autoimmune disease which I had for 5 years at the time, and still have to this day. This disease complicated my treatment process for the breast cancer, but I got through it.

Today I am a lot stronger in my life and I am in my third year of remission. Moving forward with it all is definitely a powerful thing for your mind, body and soul. Recently I went to the 2014 'FOW' in Melbourne with my three children. It was truely amazing and they have put my photo in the current edition of 'The Beacon.' That was such a lovely surprise to be a part of the wonder of that night in May. It was inspiring and if you get the chance to go, by all means do.

Good luck with your journey huny and take care of yourself on your cancer journey. Just remember it can be a bumpy one! Lol!

Mia XXX