Too many people get diagnosed cancer. Also too many younger people. I myself got diagnosed in march of this year. One day after that I got surgery and shortly after that I heard there were metastasis. Therefore I got chemotherapy in april, may and june. Slowly but surely I managed to get to my old self again, physically and mentally. And this is still my journey. But right now the sun is more and more breaking through the dense fog. And the sun will win. This blog is mad e to share my journey and to support fellow cancer patients, to give hope for them and their loved ones.
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Too much coincidence
After months I went to the hairdresser again. I came there, explained the situation about this being the first time after chemotherapy that I entered a barbers shop. And the hairdresser immediately gave the impression to be familiar with this story. It turned out that her ex-boyfriend had the same type of cancer and the same treatment. And that was 17 years ago and he is still alive.
These little coincidences show us that coincidence does not exist. It happened too often. It is just God saying: hey man have trust in me and all will be good.
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Hit the fatigue wall
It is about 8 months after my diagnosis, 5 months after the short but intensive chemotherapy. And I have to admit that I lack patience sometimes. If I feel good I want to do so many things. I just want to be as active as before. But when I am too active I hit the fatigue wall. My body just says: calm down and rest. This was the case also this week. But I am sure it will get better.
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Remember how far you've come, not just how far you have to go. You may not be where you want to be, but neither are you where you used to be.
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