As you all know October is breast cancer awareness month!
And thought i would bring some awareness to my end of the blog world!
Not just about the breast
but about people's experiences with cancer.
Cancer is good.
Cancer is sexy.
Cancer is bad.
Cancer sucks!
However you choose to refer to cancer, in the end it's TERRIFYING!
Sexy Cancer is a reclaiming of how cancer erodes the survivor's sense of beauty and self!
(It's also a documentary).
Good Cancer for me was a way to share my experience with thyroid cancer.
Sometimes i still don't believe i have no thyroid because of cancer.
But i don't and that's all good!
Cancer is bad because it just can be.
Cancer sucks because frankly as soon you hear the word cancer in any kind of diagnosis,
it feels like a death sentence. But it's not always the case.
However one chooses to express their experience with cancer,
it is their experience
and it should be respected.
During this October, allow individuals to share their experiences as they see fit,
whether it's good bad sexy crazy sucky cancer!
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i had no idea you were a cancer survivor. wow that is incredibly amazing and so great that you are here to share your story with us. its so important to have these months to make us aware of cancer. my dad had is a prostate cancer survivor
ReplyDeleteWow you amaze me everyday Mrs.P and not to mention inspire me thanks for sharing this you are very very brave.
ReplyDeleteMy step-mom is a thyroid cancer survivor as well! Cancer of any kind is terrifying and I commend you for being a courageous survivor! Your awesomeness is never-ending! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration! It's a wonderful thing that so many people are aware and can fight together!
thanx for sharing. am glad that you have put up a good fight.
ReplyDeleteI have in the last 12 months being surrounded by 2 aunties and 1 uncle who each are fighting their own cancer. Not easy as a caregiver but I am encouraged by successful cases and love to share it with them to encourage them to move on and fight rather than listen to old granny stories.
thanx again. God Bless:D
I would think being diagnozed with cancer means death, too! Incredible that you survived, it's so amazing!
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Thanks for the inspiration and for sharing your story as a survivor. Rock on, Mrs. Pancakes! I truly hope the cure for different forms of cancer is not far off.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your story - cancer runs in my family and it's amazing to here such great stories.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I'm hosting a scarf swap today and would love for you to join in!
When what should have been a routine pap turned out anything but routine and I found out I had cancer cells I was crushed. Having two cousins who had to have hysterectomies before the age of 25 because of cancer I was scared. Luckily mine was caught early. I was able to take care of it. My father has been living with prostate cancer for about 7yrs now. Cancer does not mean death. But we do need to aware of it and take precautions.
ReplyDeleteso inspiring!! cancer is always a terrifying thing to me.
ReplyDeleteYou are spectacular, you know that right?
ReplyDeleteI HATE cancer... hate hate hate...
My mom's best friend is suffering my colon cancer right now and it's just horrific. Praying she recovers because it's just so scary!
I didn't know you had cancer. Your survival story is a huge inspiration. That must have been such a roller coaster experience for you! Thanks for sharing. :)
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Cancer is really a sad word, when I hear it, just like you said, it feels and sounds like a death sentence but it really doesn't have to be! And the good thing is, it can be prevented so I am glad you wrote this post. I will be wearing pink 1x a week this month as a reminder to prevent breast cancer! Thank you so much for your daily readership and I appreciate your support and am honoured to be on your daily inspiration list.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing the survival story. that's amazing :)
ReplyDeleteand i saw the new movie 50/50 last weekend about a young guy diagnosed with cancer, it was soooo good. i'd recommend it to anyone! i was tearing up at this one part.
Thanks ladies for your sweet comments...my thyroid cancer was caught very early so i was very lucky...early prevention is soooo important!
ReplyDeleteOh I had no idea that you are a cancer survivor. I'm glad that you were able to beat it. Success stories fill my heart and lift my spirit. I lost my 2 best friends to cancer within the past 2 years. They were both in their mid to late 30s. One had breast cancer and my other friend had brain cancer. It's the most evil thing on earth. I like looking at it from a different perspective.
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Thank you for sharing your story and for bringing awareness to this disease. You inspire me.
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