Today I wanted to remind you all that tomorrow is national wear Teal Day in support of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Do you have anything teal?
I went to the dermatologist today for a skin check up. Thanks be to God all my freckles and moles are of no concern at this time. Yay! I am so relieved that I went because once you have cancer, you tend to be hyper-aware of potential sources of cancer in other areas of your body. I was instructed on how to monitor my own skin, and contact them if I noticed a problem. What a relief.
Last night I had nightmares that I was bleeding internally. Probably all weird because I had watched the movie "The Lovely Bones" with my mom that evening. It was surreal, creepy, but had a strange sweetness to it. I makes you face death and confront your views on the here-after. I'd recommend it.
Since it has been such a beautiful day here in Seattle, I have been so happy today. I love it when the sun shines. You can see the harbor much more clearly and people seem more content.
When I was on chemo, I remember feeling literally "afraid" of everyone. Almost paranoid. I would take extra measures to lock my car doors when driving, and saw everything as a threat. I don't feel that gloomy fear anymore, thank God. I just wish we could be graced with the sun a little longer.
My waist is 29 today.
Be Love.
I go by #Servivorgirl. Celebrating almost 14 years since diagnosis of stage IIIC ovarian cancer, recently restaged to IVB. My blog is called Nobody Has Ovarian Cancer because I felt like a nobody upon the eventual correct diagnosis. Being told multiple times that I was too young to have ovarian cancer, I did not receive the proper testing. I am so grateful to Him for all those who allow me to share my love, to those who love me and those who treat my illness. I praise Him always.
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