"We don't know what the future holds, but
no one ever knows what the future holds. People still love us, we're
still here, and that's cause for celebration."
This was a line from a recent episode of Grey's Anatomy! It hit me like a boulder! I had been thinking about my upcoming one-year anniversary of dealing with Endometrial Cancer, and had found myself in sort of a slump. I don't know why really. I think it was more the realization that while I was now a Cancer Survivor, I was also a Lynch Syndrome statistic!
So when I heard this line from a T.V. show it brought me back to reality. Sort of ironic that fiction did this. Anyway, I need to stay positive and focus on all the good in my life. My children, my husband, my friends, my home.......
Today, March 9, 2019, marks my one-year as a survivor of Endometrial Cancer, so I thought it a good time to be introspective. I went to the beach yesterday and found some rocks. I put these three words on them: Grateful, Thankful, and Blessed. That pretty much sums it up!
You go back to January 16, 2018 when I was in a state of unknown and I also chose to put my emotions on beach rocks: Love, Joy, Peace, and Hope.
So you can't find a journal entry about my cancer ordeal because I didn't own a journal. But, what you can find are my emotions on rocks!
Go ahead and ROCK MY WORLD!
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| I didn't know I had cancer yet, but knew something was off |
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| Rocks I found that day on the beach |
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| I chose to put words of inspiration |
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| Final resting place |
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| Final resting place for my new rocks! |
