Cancer affects everyone differently
While every journey is unique, learning how others cope with cancer can offer comfort, inspiration and a sense of solidarity.
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I woke up one morning and I said out loud, “I’m going to be ok.” I was then determined to succeed at getting through this.
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Looking ahead, I just want all of this to end so I can go back to being the woman I was before. I plan to finish my treatment and return to work.
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Throughout my journey to recovery, my biggest fear was my loved ones suffering because of me, and seeing my parents and siblings sad.
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Always, in everything in life, but especially this journey, back yourself. If you don’t back you, nobody else will. You back yourself, and you’ll have a whole army standing beside you.
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I went through a hard situation. I lasted a year with my breast rupture, and even then I was not afraid nor did I get discouraged.
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The most common thing is that family seems to think that if your cancer is low grade, low stage, you’re cured and life is able to go back to normal.
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Personally, I’m looking forward to booking a nice holiday after treatment. I like working as it takes my mind off the situation.
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My biggest aspiration is to be an advocate for breast cancer screening and help other ladies with breast cancer understand their cancer better and make more informed decisions.
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I'm feeling optimistic, hopeful and thankful. Catching my cancer at stage 1 fills me with gratitude and a sense of luck. It's a reminder of the importance of early detection.
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Having cancer motivated me to quit my job, which previously left me unhappy and gave me a lot of stress. I wanted to spend my time better with people I love instead.
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Some time has passed since my cancer diagnosis. I still feel fearful, inferior, nervous and worried.
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Trust God! Give your body the best tools to be strong and fight cancer. Trust that you will be cancer-free.
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