Let's hope it turns out to be a lot easier than I am thinking!
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during her lifetime. Since March 2010 I am "1 in 8".
Monday, February 28, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Normality and fitness
Normal is a strange word.
What's normal for me is most certainly not normal for you and the other way around.
When I found a lump in breast a year and 4 days ago I was living a "normal" life. I went to work every day. I went running every day. I was way into healthy living, nutrition, sports. M. and I went on bike tours every weekend. M. and I cooked every night....Life was normal.
Then the cancer came. Chemo, surgery, pain, nausea, dizziness, fear, exhaustion, sadness...all that became normal.
Now, we are done with treatments, life is "normal", I have started running again, do yoga all the time, eat healthy, but I have a very different perspective than I did 12 months ago, what was normal then is not normal today and what is normal today would have NEVER been normal then.
I could ramble on forever, what I am trying to say is that I am a changed person...whatever that means.
-H.
No Valentine's day for me!
M. and I have decided that we will not celebrate Vday!
Well the truth is that I decided that and here is why:
1. We celebrate our love everyday.
2. Last year, right as I was getting ready for our Valentine's day dinner, I discovered a lump in my right breast. This lump turned out to be cancer and has changed my life forever. While there are a lot of good changes that came about I just don't feel like celebrating when all I can think off is how I first felt that lump.
Just thought I'd share!
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Rehab is over
After prolonging my rehab for a week I am done.
Did it help anything? To be honest I am not sure. I found out new things that I was not aware off. I learned that my blood is still pretty messed up. I learned that I am fitter than I maybe thought.
What will I take home from it?
That only I can make time for me. That I have to take care of myself. That I can do a lot to feel better.
Lots of love!
-H.
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