It’s my four-year anniversary today. Four years ago, I had my last cancer treatment. I was “zapped” for the last time and happily rang the bell. I’ve watched that video today and can honestly say I feel the same elation. Pure joy! It was a grueling 11 months of treatment and to know I had completed it was everything. It’s been four years and my life has continued on post cancer. Cancer is no longer paramount in my life. Most times I forget I had it. Yes, I look in the mir

I’m a fan of America’s Got Talent. It’s one of the few television shows I watch. It reminds me of a modern day Ed Sullivan (and I've just dated myself - lol!). Each year you watch contestants going for their dreams, each has a story. Some tug at your heart strings. Their strength and resilience are amazing. This year a particular contestant did something no other contestant has done – she touched my soul. Corny right, but so true. Her stage name is Nightbirde. She came

Happy Anniversary to me! I looked at my Facebook memories today and up popped a video of me ringing the bell to celebrate my last day of chemo! I had done it, I completed 20 rounds of chemo. I was halfway through my healing journey. It’s said it’s the most crueling part. The part where my body was infused with poison to combat my cancer. I really didn’t focus on what was going into my body, I focused on what it was going to do for my body. I will admit during my first