I’m Not Cancer but Cancer is a Part of Me
I have been living with cancer now for nearly 10 years. It would be stupid of me to say that cancer has not changed me over the years. My illness is terminal but treatable and I still have a very goo...
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Hi Elaine
This will be my new aim: to be there on October 13th, 2017.
I've had cancer for more than 5 years now, and am still feeling well and being active.
I wish I could offer to help organise the day next year, but I'm currently feeling overwhelmed with all I want to get done.
Maybe in the new year, I'll feel I have some spare time so please keep me in the loop.
I'd LOVE to see some colour other than pink!! I've always disliked that colour and won't wear it.
I feel busy with ocean swimming, regular gym visits, writing, reading, time with family and friends, getting all my photos organised, movies, downtime .... all while feeling tired from my medications (Fulvestrant injections plus palbociclib at great expense from overseas) Also medical appointments of course.
It's great to find women here in the same situation as me - I'm at Stage 4, and ignoring it whenever possible. There are happier things to talk about with friends and family, and the political situation both here and overseas is depressing enough!
But I'd like to talk online with people with MBC as we are in the same boat.
So thanks for all your advocacy, Keep It Up!
And keep feeling as well as possible
Caro (SunAndSaltWater)
This will be my new aim: to be there on October 13th, 2017.
I've had cancer for more than 5 years now, and am still feeling well and being active.
I wish I could offer to help organise the day next year, but I'm currently feeling overwhelmed with all I want to get done.
Maybe in the new year, I'll feel I have some spare time so please keep me in the loop.
I'd LOVE to see some colour other than pink!! I've always disliked that colour and won't wear it.
I feel busy with ocean swimming, regular gym visits, writing, reading, time with family and friends, getting all my photos organised, movies, downtime .... all while feeling tired from my medications (Fulvestrant injections plus palbociclib at great expense from overseas) Also medical appointments of course.
It's great to find women here in the same situation as me - I'm at Stage 4, and ignoring it whenever possible. There are happier things to talk about with friends and family, and the political situation both here and overseas is depressing enough!
But I'd like to talk online with people with MBC as we are in the same boat.
So thanks for all your advocacy, Keep It Up!
And keep feeling as well as possible
Caro (SunAndSaltWater)