Endometrial Cancer stage IV: my story
I have made a web site about my experience with endometrial cancer, stage IV:
www.cancertips.net
I am in my fifth year out clear and, having kept a journal on my laptop throughout, wanted to get it up on the internet for anyone that it might help. I am indebted to the Daily Strength site for having found right here the only other endometrial IV that I could at the time. She was so generous with her help and support. I've got to pay it forward.
Go to my site for more information. I update it now and then. But the really good news is that this has faded into the past for me and I am on to other things.
In the meantime, here is my lightning round advice:
The way you felt when you found out about this will not last.
Try not to overdose on reading about your cancer on the internet.
Worrying harder won’t change the outcome, so let up.
Baldness is comfortable, convenient and temporary.
Walking is a tonic.
Play: Heal.
Stay strong through your treatments (eat, drink, rest…).
Acupuncture for body and mind.
You are not guilty of anything because this happened. Half of everyone gets cancer. The other half gets something else.
Turn your fear into curiosity.
Wellness is not a destination. It’s a practice, and you’re already on the continuum.
Take the weekends “off”.
Believe that every hand that touches you is a healing hand.
Know that you can do this.
www.cancertips.net
I am in my fifth year out clear and, having kept a journal on my laptop throughout, wanted to get it up on the internet for anyone that it might help. I am indebted to the Daily Strength site for having found right here the only other endometrial IV that I could at the time. She was so generous with her help and support. I've got to pay it forward.
Go to my site for more information. I update it now and then. But the really good news is that this has faded into the past for me and I am on to other things.
In the meantime, here is my lightning round advice:
The way you felt when you found out about this will not last.
Try not to overdose on reading about your cancer on the internet.
Worrying harder won’t change the outcome, so let up.
Baldness is comfortable, convenient and temporary.
Walking is a tonic.
Play: Heal.
Stay strong through your treatments (eat, drink, rest…).
Acupuncture for body and mind.
You are not guilty of anything because this happened. Half of everyone gets cancer. The other half gets something else.
Turn your fear into curiosity.
Wellness is not a destination. It’s a practice, and you’re already on the continuum.
Take the weekends “off”.
Believe that every hand that touches you is a healing hand.
Know that you can do this.
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