I am so excited to say as I write this that I am 17 down, 16 to go with radiation therapy! I have weekly appointments with my radiation...

Its Sunday night as I write this, I worked all weekend and just finished all my weekend “errands and cleaning” and finally got to sit...

I am pretty sure, the last day of chemo excitement is something I will never forget! I finished my last chemo on June 11th. Today marks...

I feel like time is both passing so quickly, yet also at a stand still. Over the last 6 weeks I have had both round 2 and 3 of chemo,...

I began reaching out to my insurance company the first week of April about obtaining coverage for proton therapy for my radiation plan...

As all of you following my journey know, I have completed 2/4 cycles of TC chemotherapy and was very hopeful that I would be able to keep...

My first round of TC (Taxotere and Cytoxan) was 4/9/2020. Over the last three weeks I have experienced a multitude of side effects but...

One year ago today, I was diagnosed with cancer the FIRST time.

I start chemotherapy on Thursday 4/9/2020. I am so thankful to be able to stay on schedule with my treatment plan thus far even amid COVID19

Yesterday I went to meet my surgeon to look at my incision, get my pathology report officially, and maybe get stitches out!

Four surgeons later – the plan is a go! I will have surgery (at least as of right now) on March 19th! I have known this for a few weeks now,

Exactly four weeks after finding the new lump we have the outline of treatment plans. I have what I feel is the best of a worst case scenari

On New Years Eve I popped champagne and my friends toasted to a healthy and awesome 2020. We had a wonderful night, and finally after months

In the World of breast cancer survivors I have learned over the last few months that “foobs” is the loving term for fake boobs after mastect

I had a crazy realization last night while we were watching the finale of stranger things. So much so that I paused it and said … did you kn

Eight weeks of numerous doctors appointments, and an absurd number of nights staying up late becoming the most well versed as I could be on

I was diagnosed with breast cancer on April 11, 2019. It was then found that it was HER2 negative and strongly HR/PR 90% positive.

Today marks 2 months since I was diagnosed with breast cancer (April 11) – in some ways I feel that shock and fear like it was yesterday, in

Today I am 24 days post op from my double mastectomy and it was the first time going to the grocery store alone.

I am going to split up my post op journey by weeks for this first couple of weeks. I would like to highlight the importance of a “can do” at