It's not about cancer, it's about you!

                                                                                                                                                                                                                       My mission in life is to offer hope and encouragement to everyone I meet! As The Cancer-Fighting Specialist, I hope to offer my book and my programs as encouragement to othes facing cancer or any of life's challenges. We all face a mountain or two in life, in this case mine was cancer, I hope that my message; Six Reasons to Keep Living and Enjoying Your Gift of Life and can help make a difference at your next Relay for Life, Cancer Survivor Celebration, Conference or Event to offer Inspiration and Motivation to Embrace Life and live your best life now.

Conquer your dreams and enjoy your gift of life!

Sincerely,

The Cancer-Fighting Specialist

Comments

[Kat]

Found my way to your Blog toguhrh my travels tonight! Congratulations on being Cancer free and being a beautiful wife and mother of four beautiful children! Wow - what a scary journey you had. As I read thru some of your posts, I could feel how brave you truly were, even though some days it was hard! I am a 50ish Diva Mom :))with an awesome husband and 2 beautiful kids who are now 28 & 30 ~ and this month I am a 3 yr. cancer survivor! I was diagnosed with a very rare, subglottal tumor below and on my voice box. They treated it as an advanced cancer due to the uncertainty. Did 7 weeks of daily radiation along with Chemo once a week during that 7 weeks. Lots of scans, pet scans etc these last 3 years - I go every 3 months for check-ups - will graduate to every 4 months on January 1st - WooHoo - Life is Good! Strength, courage and hope every day ~ Keep the faith! Keeping the fear at Bay is always the hardest. But filling our lives with family, friends and all the things we love makes it all bearable! I wish you and your family all good things and will send the good Karma your way!

[Mtanos]

Weiss Guy,Ditto what Tissa said. You are a svouivrr. In the words of Regina Brett, just keep doing the next right thing. I wish I were closer. For now, I am sending cyber hugs your way.

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[Auth]

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[Kunat]

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