Jan 15, 2014
about 5-6 months post chemotherapy hair growth.
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about 5-6 months post chemotherapy hair growth.
December 19th, 2013
Happy holidays!
Two days ago was my one year anniversary since that dreadful day that turned my world upside down when my doctor told me I had a high grade cancer. I've come a long way since then, and I think I am a better person because of it. It's my 6 month anniversary since the last day of chemo next week. I'm happy to say that my biopsy came back negative. That was such a relief. I have a lot of hair now, so much that I can almost style it the way I want to. Having short hair is actually harder to keep up with than long hair. I've lost a lot of weight, I'm almost back to my old size. I'm gaining more and more of my strength back everyday. I remember at work when I couldn't lift the buckets of ranch and pizza sauce because I was so weak, now I don't really have a problem with it anymore. My port scar has been kind of giving me problems and I don't know if it's normal or not. It hurts really bad sometimes and it always hurts to touch it. It's also a really ugly scar that people always seem to comment on. I've been pretty happy for the most part. Sometimes things get the best of me and I break down, but I just get back up again. My mom's treatment hasn't started to show any improvement yet and she's having a difficult time with it. It's really hard to see my mom in so much pain. I have an idea what she's going through and I know it's not easy. I can't believe how low I got during chemo, and how depressed I was without even realizing it. I'm happy I'm not in that dark place anymore. I just hope my mom will improve. I just want to be able to go out to eat with my mom and go on a walk with her. Go on vacation. Or just sit down at the table with her.
Regardless of what is going on with my family right now, I still find the time to be happy and laugh a little. Cancer survivors have a special ability; to see the beautiful things in life even if the world is telling them to be sad.