That which does not kill us, makes us stronger. THAT WHICH DOES NOT KILL US, MAKES US STRONGER - Nietzsche. Sunday, April 19, 2015. Looking Through a Lens - Photography as a Healing Tool. As I look through the lens at the world, I am beginning to see the light playing on my subjects, the beauty, the pallor, the moment, the movement. That meditation feeling happens when I go out looking for subjects. Finding the right light, the right angl.

Fit or Fat After Cancer. I MADE THE COVER! Thank you Syracuse Woman Magazine for featuring my breast cancer story. Although I was apprehensive about being featured on the cover for fear of what people might think of me, I am honored to have been chosen. AND WOULD NEVER DO AGAIN. To read the full story.

It has been a couple years since I last posted anything. I am doing well and praising God for being a 5 year survivor. I give Him all the glory. I hope my anniversary may encourage any of you who may have just been diagnosed or any who are going through treatment. Many of us have gone through a similar path and are still here.

Beanies and COZY Lounge, Sleep Caps. Beanies and COZY Lounge, Sleep Caps. Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news and special offers. Activity Collection - Spring has Sprung. Activity Collection - Denim Spring Blue. Activity Collection - Spring Denim. Activity Collection - Coral Splash. Easy Tie Collection - 24 inch ties - Black and Zig Zag - COTTON - NEW for Spring. Pre-Tied Longer Scarf - Gray Missoni - CLEARANCE. Gathered in Glory - Gray Paisley.

I might not be laughing. I still think about my horrible Christmas in the Hospital when I feared I might die of the infection I got at the end of my six rounds of chemotherapy and weeks of radiation. I am happy that it was not necessary that I also go through the internal radiation the radiologist originally recommended. I think that would have tested even a positive attitude. I am writing to thank you, too! So many people se.

A chat with the new Boots Macmillan in-store advisers. Useful links and shameless self promotion. Taking breast cancer by the balls, beating it to a pulp and leaving it cowering in the corner. Three years later, operation No. And so it was that almost three years to the day of my original surgery, I found myself going under the knife again. This time it was to remove a cyst that emerged after my original operation.

This is just a way to express my thoughts as I walk this path and journey through as a breast canSURVIVOR. Make cancer mad, just piss it off by misspelling it. Invasive Moderately Differentiated Ductal Carcinoma T1cN0M0 Stage 1. Estrogen receptor-positive cancer - Here is how it began. Saturday, August 15, 2015. Thank God! But, boy, did I have a scare.