To grow or not to grow
“Growth after cancer is not linear. Each person has such a unique experience with their illness, and as a result, we all grow and change at our own speed.”
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“Growth after cancer is not linear. Each person has such a unique experience with their illness, and as a result, we all grow and change at our own speed.”
Read moreA member of the YACC community thinks about what they have lost and learned since being diagnosed with cancer two years ago.
Read more“For a really long time, the thought of making plans for the future or looking forward to things was a very scary thought.”
Read more“Most of the answers basically proved I hung my identity on what everyone and everything else defined as success. Holy shit.”
Read moreJenn recently accepted the sense of “normalcy” she felt three years ago is gone, but she’s pretty happy with where she finds herself today.
Read moreJenn planned to make 2017 her year, until she woke up on January 1 and found a lump in her breast.
Read moreAs 2018 comes to an end, I found myself reflecting on a few ideas and personal experiences.
Read moreDear Kayla, it’s me, your future self. I wanted to write you a letter to tell you some things that you need to know.
Read morePart of my recovery is acknowledging that I had cancer and that my life will forever be a little different. I need to talk about it, to connect and to share my experiences.
Read moreAs cliche as it sounds, the road ahead is rocky AF but I’ve got my hiking boots on and am ready to conquer.
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