I read an article yesterday on surviving suvivorship, and it struck a chord in me…several actually. The title grabbed me because of the notion that survivorship might not be the walk in the park that it seems to have the reputation for. The article…
Category: ReflectionsTags: barbara abernathy, cancer, cancer patient, cancer survivor, health, health counseling, mental health, oncology, radiation, radiation oncology, radiation therapy, survivorship
The week inevitably came with a wide range of emotions leading up to my surgery anniversary, July 6, 2018…exactly 1 year since the day we officially said goodbye to Glanda. I’ve spent some time reflecting and parsing through the defining moments that got us…
Category: ReflectionsTags: adenoid cystic carcinoma, atm, atm mutation, cancer, cancer blog, cancer free, cancer treatment, faith, family, fear, genetic testing, genetics, God, Healing, health, marriage, mental health, normal, parotid gland, parotidectomy, pathology, perspective, pleomorphic adenoma, reflection, salivary gland tumor, strata, strata trial, surgery, surgery recovery, tumor, uab, uab hospital, william carroll
Back in 2016, I worked for a floral magazine here in Birmingham as the digital media specialist. That October they afforded me a trip up to Waterford, VA to cover the very first ever Flowerstock hosted by Holly Chapple at Hope Flower Farm and…
Category: Reflections, Where are we now?Tags: along comes hope, cancer, chapel designers, dreams, faith, fatigue, flora and fauna fashion show, floral design, flowers, God, Healing, health, holly chapple, hope, hope flower farm, hope the bear, husband, jenny wieneke, love, marriage, mental health, normal, perspective, reflection
