I finished six months of chemo on 7/29, and ringing the bell felt incredible. These past months have been tough, staying positive hasn’t always been easy, but overall, I’ve been fortunate that the side effects were manageable. The “red devil” chemo did bring nausea, but the anti-nausea meds helped keep it under control.

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This week has been tough. Mentally, I'm angry- angry at the constant treatments, the endless cycle of fatigue, and the way my body feels like it's constantly battling itself. Just when I start to regain a bit of energy, I’m reminded how tired my body really is. I need to get better at letting myself rest, but I also feel guilt, the guilt for not being able to work and contribute to our family the way I used to. It weighs on me.

April 3, 2025

As I complete week 4 of my treatment, I’ve been reflecting on the beautiful moments that make this journey more bearable. Week 4 of chemotherapy brought both challenges and blessings, and it’s those blessings that keep me going.

March 10, 2025

March 3, 2025

Faith: It’s a quiet, unwavering trust—whether in something you can see or something you can’t.This word found me last night, in the stillness of countless hours spent awake, the weight of two steroid doses needed to battle the side effects of the first upcoming chemotherapy round.

February 17, 2025

February 5, 2025

January 30, 2025