It's been seven weeks since I had my mastectomy and lymph node clearance. They didn't find any cancer in the tissue that was removed and I jumped for joy!
I thought life would start to go back to normal... oh how I was wrong!! My new blog page has just been posted for anyone interested in seeing what my 'New Normal' is all about...
https://theartofsuffering.wordpress.com/2015/09/20/new-the-new-normal-september…
Cancer is a funny thing. It puts your life into perspective and in my world, a lot of good has come from it. I thought it might be nice to share the ‘Silver Lining’ of my dark days and this arduous journey.
https://theartofsuffering.wordpress.com/2015/02/15/silver-linings/
Liz
Since being diagnosed with Breast Cancer I have become a little obsessed with learning about nutrition and trying to use it as a tool to avoid the side effects of Chemo. So far so good... but I am always adapting it.
Since writing my initial blog about what I do on a daily basis to help myself, I have just updated it.
I am just about to have my fourth EC treatment.
Anyway I just thought it might help someone else…
I see a lot of posts about hair on here and I have written a page about my 'hair journey' that I hope might help someone else going through chemo. I am only on my 3rd chemo EC treatment so far but I'm now completely bald. It's funny but by the end of the 'journey' I didn't really care much about my hair anymore. Other ladies going through this have told me the same thing. For me it was one of the only things I had / have…
https://theartofsuffering.wordpress.com
Obsessed with nutrition. always tweaking things but feeling good!
What chemo number 1 was like for me.
A daily diary of chemo 1,2&3.
Hair...
