Craziness
It's been a crazy couple of months, but I am finally down to wire. I finish my treatments in about a month. 2 more treatments and then I should be completely healthy again. I feel better than ever at this moment, more energy, happier, and a new outlook on life. I know after this experience things will never be the same with me. I have lost friends and people I cared about, but I also realized who truly honestly cared about me. I'm content that I have those people in my life, even if there are one or two that I very rarely get to see and miss terribly.
Losing my hair was probably the hardest part of this. I was able to handle the looks of pity, rude comments, the not knowing what going to happen next, but the hair loss was to rough. It was like I lost a part of who I was, I haven't felt like the same person, or beautiful in such a long time. It's still a little hard to look at my self in the mirror at times, but what I see is not me. It was just so hard....sometimes I still cry over it. I mean a lot of me was wrapped up into my hair and I didn't realize it until I lost it.
I have always appreciated the small things in life, like the sunset thunderstorms, nature...but not I appreciate them even more. There is so much around us that we simply take for granted, and when faced with a life altering disease I see the beauty in everything around me. I actually do stop and smell the roses.
Cancer was the hardest thing in my life, but it was also one of the best.
Losing my hair was probably the hardest part of this. I was able to handle the looks of pity, rude comments, the not knowing what going to happen next, but the hair loss was to rough. It was like I lost a part of who I was, I haven't felt like the same person, or beautiful in such a long time. It's still a little hard to look at my self in the mirror at times, but what I see is not me. It was just so hard....sometimes I still cry over it. I mean a lot of me was wrapped up into my hair and I didn't realize it until I lost it.
I have always appreciated the small things in life, like the sunset thunderstorms, nature...but not I appreciate them even more. There is so much around us that we simply take for granted, and when faced with a life altering disease I see the beauty in everything around me. I actually do stop and smell the roses.
Cancer was the hardest thing in my life, but it was also one of the best.
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