This is a little bit of what happened to me after I turned 31.
July 17, 2020, I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer.
August 27, 2020, I was diagnosed with stage 4 bone cancer.
November 16, 2023, I have a set surgery for a full hysterectomy and tubes to be removed
I wasn’t sure it was true and was so shocked. I was already preparing with the mountain of battling my breast cancer, but now I had another mountain of bone cancer. That doctor told me to go home, take my pain pills, and wait to die because bone cancer has no cure.
My breast cancer is spreading from my left side of my chest to my right.
I have bone cancer in every rib and vertebrae, my entire torso, my pelvis, my hips, and my sternum.
Over 2020, I have gone through 12 rounds of chemo, 8 radiation sessions, and multiple different kinds of chemo pill medicines. I blood draws every two weeks and monthly shots to help my bones not break. I break bones even by doing simple things around my home. I get quarterly anti-estrogen shots because both of my cancers are estrogen-based and I was put through forced menopause.
There are no words to describe the pain that I endure on a daily basis, but excruciating will have to do. I do not wish this pain on anyone.
The odds for a person with both of these cancers is 80% to make it five years, then the numbers drop. I am over one year in on my battle against cancer and I’m terrified of what statistics I will be a part of.
Because of my cancers, I have been on and off medical leave for over a year now and I am unable to pay my normal living expenses regularly. So far I am in debt over $250,000 for medical expenses and it grows daily…
My doctors are amazing and give me hope. I have the loving support of my 2 sisters and my family. My dad was always my hero and he passed away months before I was diagnosed. I try to feel him with every moment, but I miss him.
I don’t know how much longer I have on this earth but I want to bring happiness and smiles to everyone that I can. Every day I struggle with giving up and throwing in the towel. Especially on the days that the pain is too much to handle I try to give joy on TikTok or any other social media platform.
I want this world to know I tried and I kept giving my all. I don’t want to give up. My cancer is fighting me and so far it is winning.
Please consider donating and also, get your boobs checked!
July 17, 2020, I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer.
August 27, 2020, I was diagnosed with stage 4 bone cancer.
November 16, 2023, I have a set surgery for a full hysterectomy and tubes to be removed
I wasn’t sure it was true and was so shocked. I was already preparing with the mountain of battling my breast cancer, but now I had another mountain of bone cancer. That doctor told me to go home, take my pain pills, and wait to die because bone cancer has no cure.
My breast cancer is spreading from my left side of my chest to my right.
I have bone cancer in every rib and vertebrae, my entire torso, my pelvis, my hips, and my sternum.
Over 2020, I have gone through 12 rounds of chemo, 8 radiation sessions, and multiple different kinds of chemo pill medicines. I blood draws every two weeks and monthly shots to help my bones not break. I break bones even by doing simple things around my home. I get quarterly anti-estrogen shots because both of my cancers are estrogen-based and I was put through forced menopause.
There are no words to describe the pain that I endure on a daily basis, but excruciating will have to do. I do not wish this pain on anyone.
The odds for a person with both of these cancers is 80% to make it five years, then the numbers drop. I am over one year in on my battle against cancer and I’m terrified of what statistics I will be a part of.
Because of my cancers, I have been on and off medical leave for over a year now and I am unable to pay my normal living expenses regularly. So far I am in debt over $250,000 for medical expenses and it grows daily…
My doctors are amazing and give me hope. I have the loving support of my 2 sisters and my family. My dad was always my hero and he passed away months before I was diagnosed. I try to feel him with every moment, but I miss him.
I don’t know how much longer I have on this earth but I want to bring happiness and smiles to everyone that I can. Every day I struggle with giving up and throwing in the towel. Especially on the days that the pain is too much to handle I try to give joy on TikTok or any other social media platform.
I want this world to know I tried and I kept giving my all. I don’t want to give up. My cancer is fighting me and so far it is winning.
Please consider donating and also, get your boobs checked!