Reading this: 
was certainly NOT what I expected that day when the results came through. I'm not going to rehash everything I went through, but I am forever thankful that it is over, at least as far as treatment goes. I've got a negative PET scan and a negative CT scan under my belt and have my next scans in late December.
I still have dreams of having to have surgery, the type of surgery is usually different, and I honestly cannot remember actually knowing the type of surgery I was having. In my dreams, I don't think I have cancer, but I can't remember all of it to know for sure.
I had my port removed on August 23 and am so happy to be able to wear my seat belt properly while driving now!
I think I mentioned in my last blog post that I was adopting the mantra "All will be well" and "this girl can". Today I did a little something...
Colby at Long Live Tattoo in Lagrange added this little reminder to my arm today. It didn't even dawn on me until I was talking to my sis-in-law that today makes a year since diagnosis. How fitting that I chose today as the day to have my mantra inscribed permanently on my arm. It will serve as a reminder to me that I went through something pretty tough, and if I can get through that, I can get through anything.
If you want to know more about my journey with cancer, please message me on Facebook or comment here. I'm an open book when it comes to matters of my health.
Thank you to all of you who prayed for me, sent positive energy, mo-jo, ju-ju, etc., to me over the last year. I've definitely felt the positivity!
