Its been 1 year since I found out I had Breast Cancer - my one year Cancerversary

Friends, I honestly don't know for sure if I do these cancer update videos more for you or for me. I know that I have had a bit of a mental funk going on, and I could feel it lifting as I talked through my feelings on 'celebrating' my one year cancerversary.
Here's to many many more March 15ths.
• Sharing my Her2+ Breas...

[@ErinAnton]

I’m just a few weeks out from my one year anniversary of my breast cancer diagnosis (I’m also currently NED) and I can relate to your feelings so much. Thank you for sharing, it helps me feel like I’m not alone ❤

[@jamiethrogmorton2540]

So nice hearing your open-hearted update, and knowing that you’re doing so well (even with the anxiety/worry)!!❤. Your self-awareness and honesty are inspiring, and even comforting. Thank you!!

[@Kera.S.]

I've been living with chronic illness since 2010 and I feel like I have been through so much. I can't even imagine how much this had to have effect you mentally! When I get so angry at my body for failing me daily, I hope nothing but greatness for you!! You are so sweet and amazing! Push on, & I will too. ❣️💙 I mean, if you can, I know I can! Be careful with your feet. I started with less feeling in my toes and now I can't feel anything up right past my ankles. I can't walk if it's dark because I can't feel the ground & don't know where I am and just fall! Take care of yourself please!

[@beverleylawton6899]

Thank you for sharing this. Even though my cancer diagnosis was actually 20 years ago, a lot of what you said rings true for me. Everyone has a different story, of course, and cancer comes in many forms. I have had many years of chemo, surgery, radio, bone marrow transplant, CAR T therapy and lots of relapses over the years and know exactly what you mean about the little voices in the night! I think anniversaries eventually get a little forgotten…at least in my case. Having said that, I know that my immune systems anniversary is March 11th!! The other day I actually realised that I had missed the anniversary of my stoma being reversed a couple of weeks ago! Life gets in the way and helps us get a sense of perspective, in time. I wish you many happy, joyful days and a gradual rebuilding of confidence in your body. Thank you for your wonderful videos.

[@jananderson7781]

Thank you for sharing your cancer experience with us. I’m going through the same type of chemotherapy as you have had. So your story helped me understand what to expect. I’m on round 2 of treatment. I’m a knitter also ! I’m knitting my way through the cancer . I’m so happy that you are doing well. God bless you and keep you .☺️💕

[@DebGeeDee]

Congratulations on moving forward from your initial diagnosis! Sorry you’re all been unwell 🙃. Great info for others!! 🤗😘

[@beverlythompson3246]

Congratulations and best wishes for the next chapter in life! May you continue to heal physically and emotionally

[@gabrielasoto2305]

❤❤❤❤ 🙏🙏

[@terryburch3815]

I really appreciate how transparent you are. Watching your videos have helped me so much. Our diagnosis seem to be similar. I have it in the right breast, ER/PR-HER2 +, stage2A, grade 3. My KI 67 is high 80-90%. Doing 6 rounds TCHP every 21 days. Only 2 done. Awaiting Genetic testing results. I ice my feet and hands each infusion so hope it works to prevent neuropathy. My breast surgeon is suggesting lumpectomy but I am considering double mastectomy with reconstruction. This is a very difficult decision. Congratulations on how far you have come. I am really happy for you.

[@tracyadams2244]

I am glad you are feeling better and sharing your good news with us.

[@Yarn_Lab]

Thank you!

[@krisvanallen]

I see so many survivors honoring the anniversary of their diagnosis. Strangely, I don’t even remember mine. Seems like it was more of a slippery slope. So I have decided to celebrate the anniversary of my mastectomy instead! (March 21 2023). I even had had a lumpectomy 51 weeks prior-not even a full year from lumpectomy for DCIS to a double mastectomy for LCIS in the other breast. Cancer sucks. (Six months after my mastectomy surgery, we found out that my husband has a glioblastoma. This is the worst.

[@cynthiahoggatt6911]

❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 for all

[@SumairaSiddiquiMasood]

I am dealing with serious side effects of Radiotherapy, severe nausea, sore and swollen throat, unable to eat or drink anything. Every time I want my throat to soothe a bit, I have to gargle with salt lukewarm water... And then I try drinking water or milk. It's been extremely challenging, also I am on Phesgo injection. At the moment my body is extremely acidic. I wanna know more about your nausea time experience and how you got through it? What kind of foods were you able to eat?

[@tadu957]

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[@audreyh3809]

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[@Passs0011]

Hi, I live in South Africa. The sun is always shining here and there is always the risk of developing skin cancer if you have a light skin. I developed a growth on the lower eye lid of my right eye. I do not know if it is cancer or just a benign growth but I went on a high nutrition diet for about two months and the growth have shrunk noticeably. I would like to share the diet with you. The soup Ingredients: - two handfuls of Chopped broccoli, one chopped onion (purple), two bags of green tea, two pinches of mixed herbs, two sticks of cut celery, Two handfuls of frozen and crushed spinach or kale, half a table spoon of crushed garlic, Three shakes of black pepper, seven shakes of turmeric, two tablespoons full of apple cider vinegar (with the mother), one bag of white onion powder soup for flavour, a hand full of cooked red speckled beans and a handful of cooked mince meat. Just add all the ingredients in a pot, add boiling water and switch the stove on high till the water boils. Then lower the heat until the water simmer, Let the soup simmer for an hour. The soup is now ready. I would only drink water in the morning. At 12h00 I would start eating the soup. There will be about two helpings that you can eat in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame. I also ate a fruit salad every day in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame. (Note: Apparently turmeric reduces the effect of some chemotherapy drugs and thus should not be taken during chemotherapy.) During the rest of the week I would also eat food that contains vitamin D like avocado’s, mushrooms, liver and eggs in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame. It seems to be working for me, maybe it will also work for you. I pray to God the Father in the name of Jesus Christ that you will stay cancer free. Amen. I would also like to share the following six videos with you about salvation and two videos about evolution: Evolution vs. God kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5TCiGyMqd99ZqM DESTROYING Evolution In Under 3 Minutes kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYjIlIOtp7apaMU Watch the Holy Spirit Work in Her Heart (Very Moving) kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3OooHxoqpuef6s Fearing The Lord, God’s Discipline & Sharing The Gospel kzbin.info/www/bejne/mna2ZoqNa5uAqNE A Clear Gospel Presentation by Pastor Steven Anderson - How to go to Heaven kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4moloCNeN2sqLM The Plan of Salvation kzbin.info/www/bejne/hp7OmYWDhdunlZI How to Get Saved kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5u6lZ6rq9eHbNU The Truth About Hell (Selected Scriptures) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4fdk5uVmbGkadU Best regards Chris “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life”. John 3:16 (King James Version Bible) Jesus Christ is the only begotten Son Of God the Father.

[@amp9763]

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