March 8, 2017, I received my breast cancer diagnosis and on June 27, 2017, I was told that I had actually been Stage IV from the beginning (aka de novo). I've marked the former as my cancerversary for the last seven years (check out the post I wrote in March about that 7th cancerversary here) … Continue reading My 7th Metaversary
Amazingly enough, today marks seven (7) years, eighty-four (84) months, three hundred and sixty-four (364) weeks, two thousand five hundred fifty-five (2,555) days, sixty-one thousand three hundred, twenty (61,320) hours, three million six hundred seventy-one thousand two hundred (3,671,200) minutes, and two hundred twenty million seven hundred fifty-two thousand (220,752,000) seconds since I was told … Continue reading 7th Cancerversary
Amazingly enough, today marks four (4) years, forty-eight (48) months, two hundred and eight (208) weeks, one thousand four hundred sixty (1,460) days, thirty-five thousand forty hours (35,040), two million one hundred two thousand four hundred (2,102,400) minutes, and one hundred twenty-six million one hundred forty-four thousand (126,144,000) seconds since I was told "you have … Continue reading 4th Cancerversary
In this time of COVID-19, I’ve had the chance to watch new shows on Netflix and rewatch favorites I’ve already watched. One such series that I spent time rewatching recently was Game of Thrones (GOT). Much of the hype around GOT happened while I was busy juggling motherhood and a busy law practice, so I … Continue reading Fathers and Sons, Mothers and Daughters
Three (3) years ago today, when I was diagnosed with breast cancer, my doctor told me that two (2) to three (3) years was the median life expectancy I could expect. He did tell me that people with bone only metastasis could potentially look at a life expectancy of up to ten (10) years but … Continue reading Cancerversary #3, 2017-2020
March 8, 2017, I received my breast cancer diagnosis and on June 27, 2017, I was told that I had actually been Stage IV from the beginning (aka de novo). I've marked the former as my cancerversary for the last two years and yet the latter needs some sort of acknowledgement. It was the latter … Continue reading My 2nd Metaversary
On March 8, 2017, I heard those fateful words "You have breast cancer." It has now been two whole years since that day and everything is so very different now. But how to talk about that? Am I a happier person? Nope Am I angry? Yep Am I depressed/anxious? Yep Do I think about death … Continue reading Cancerversary #2
No Half Measures 