JUST A GIRL FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE
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I am just an everyday girl fighting for my life. My name is Megan Varney and I am a bartender living in Los Angeles, CA. 2 months ago I was given the news no woman wants to hear. I have Stage 3 ER +/HER2+ breast cancer that has spread to my lymph node. I work in a small neighborhood bar and didn't have medical insurance at the time I was diagnosed.
I will be starting an aggressive chemo/radiation treatment on September 19, 2018 and that scares the hell out of me. But I am going to kick the shit out of this cancer, and when I am done I want to help other service industry people do the same because I know I am not the only one out there to find themselves in this position.
Ever heard the cliche "Beating a dead horse"? My mantra is "I will beat that horse back to life"!!! I don't give up! I don't even know how.
I will have to stop working on 09/19/18 when I begin chemo. My hope is to be able to keep a roof over my head and still be able to eat while going through treatment. Rumor has it that these things can aid in a speedy recovery.
If there were words to convey what your help/support means to me I would insert them here but there simply isn't a way to express it. I just can't find words to express that kind of gratitude.
Stay tuned for next weeks episode when I dye my hair platinum blonde (always wanted to do that) then shave my head to get that over with!!!!! Good stuff! I can't wait!
I will be starting an aggressive chemo/radiation treatment on September 19, 2018 and that scares the hell out of me. But I am going to kick the shit out of this cancer, and when I am done I want to help other service industry people do the same because I know I am not the only one out there to find themselves in this position.
Ever heard the cliche "Beating a dead horse"? My mantra is "I will beat that horse back to life"!!! I don't give up! I don't even know how.
I will have to stop working on 09/19/18 when I begin chemo. My hope is to be able to keep a roof over my head and still be able to eat while going through treatment. Rumor has it that these things can aid in a speedy recovery.
If there were words to convey what your help/support means to me I would insert them here but there simply isn't a way to express it. I just can't find words to express that kind of gratitude.
Stay tuned for next weeks episode when I dye my hair platinum blonde (always wanted to do that) then shave my head to get that over with!!!!! Good stuff! I can't wait!
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Megan Varney
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Pasadena, CA
