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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Despite the intense treatments, side effects, and financial strain, I find strength in prayer and the love of my loved ones, holding onto hope for the future.
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My biggest fear now revolves around the upcoming surgery, as it entails the removal of my entire large intestine and living with a stoma.
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My biggest desire is simply to spend as much time as possible with my loved ones. I'd love to see my daughter get married and start a family.
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The sudden weight loss I experienced was suspicious enough for me to seek online explanations for it.
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My biggest fear was losing my independence. I made a conscious effort to reclaim my independence in any way I could, by trying to keep everything as normal as possible.
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I was very compliant with medical advice related to my alcohol intake, exercise frequency and smoking habits.
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Today, as I reflect on how far I've come, I feel optimistic. I'm filled with courage, hope, and gratitude for surviving my journey to recovery.
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My biggest dream is to continue teaching because I love my kids in school. Thinking about them and going back to work kept me motivated and focused.
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If at all possible, don't cancel or reschedule treatments or testing. Every day counts on this cancer journey and will matter in the end.
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