What do you mean I have cancer?

I was just your average 52 year old single parent with a child in college until one day these three little but horribly impactful words changed my life: "You have cancer." What follows chronicles my journey to cancer hell and back into the sunshine of life. Along the way, I read these words and they stuck with me: Get up. Be grateful.

10/7/12

HAIR

I have some. Enough that I am comfortable going out in public without a hat or scarf.  It makes me feel less like a cancer patient and more like a whole person.

I even have hair on my legs. Damnit.




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