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365 days
My horrible sinus infection has largely cleared up, and although I’m a little stuffy and still thoroughly exhausted, the sinus pressure is much better. Unfortuntately, I am having some headaches that are worrisome. I’m trying hard to stay calm about … Continue reading
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Tagged breast cancer, Family, gratitude, hope, Illness, Life, Love, motherhood, post-treatment, Reflections, slowing down, thankful
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My Standing Heart
Thank you for all the kind words of encouragement from my last post. I am feeling a bit better. Many of you shared thoughts on harnessing fear and I’m starting to see how fear can be productive. It is the … Continue reading
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Tagged brain surgery, breast cancer, cancer, coping, Family, family photos, gratitude, Home, hope, Illness, Inspiration, Letting go, Life, Love, motherhood, Parenting, perspective, radiation therapy, Reflections, resilience, thankful, Writing
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A New Four Letter Word
We are starting to learn more about next steps in treatment. We knew that radiation therapy would likely be next, but we weren’t sure what it would entail. We got some details on Friday and had to make some tough … Continue reading
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Tagged breast cancer, Family, family photos, gratitude, hope, motherhood, Parenting, perspective, thankful, weekend, Writing
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Sometimes, balloons happen
As you can imagine, the last few weeks have been crazy, and I’ve heard or uttered some of the craziest sentences imaginable. Here are a selected few to give you an idea of what we’ve been dealing with: On the … Continue reading
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Tagged brain surgery, coping, Family, gene mutation, Home, hope, Illness, Inspiration, Life, Love, motherhood, Parenting, perspective, recovery, resilience, slowing down, thankful, Writing
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How to Survive Brain Surgery
I am happy to report that I was discharged from the hospital on Friday, 8 days after brain surgery. Every day gets better. This morning I decided to make scrambled eggs. I showed Nate how to crack an egg and … Continue reading
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Tagged brain surgery, BRCA1, breast cancer, coping, Family, Home, hope, Life, Love, motherhood, Parenting, perspective, resilience, thankful, Writing
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Everybody Hearts 