Six years ago I wrote in a piece published in Coping with Cancer Magazine, From this moment, from the speaking of those words, nothing will ever be the same for me. I could never have predicted how the intricacies of that initial insight would play out.
https://www.copingmag.com/coping-with-cancer/on-the-other-side-of-the-diagnosis
In the eleven years since my initial diagnosis and the eight years since my recurrence and finishing chemo and radiation, my sense of having things to do has opened up more possibilities than I could ever have imagined.
It's as if all the pieces of me have come together. As I juggle them, I feel blessed to be alive and to be contributing.
https://www.copingmag.com/coping-with-cancer/on-the-other-side-of-the-diagnosis
In the eleven years since my initial diagnosis and the eight years since my recurrence and finishing chemo and radiation, my sense of having things to do has opened up more possibilities than I could ever have imagined.
It's as if all the pieces of me have come together. As I juggle them, I feel blessed to be alive and to be contributing.
IANS Scientific Meeting 2018 Montreal from left to right - me, Dr.Naomi Jay, Dr. Ellis Reinherz, Dr. Scott Norberg and Justine Almada
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