I was diagnosed in August 2022. I’ve been through a mastectomy, radiation, chemo and now it’s immunotherapy. When everything started it was nightmare to think what was ahead and the time involved. Nothing was really that bad and I now realize the time went by pretty quick. I’m not back to normal, but I am getting there. The hardest thing to do is pace myself.
Yes we have to remember to plan time to rest and recover, It is sooo easy to overdo it. Being done with immunotherapy made such a difference too. Hang in there and keep moving forward! You will be ALL done before you know it!
You look amazing! Your face lights up when you talk about your convention week. Love that you were able to share your story. I will keep you in prayer for your upcoming surgery! Almost across the finish line!!!
I'm recently diagnosed and to hear someone who's gone through what I'm about to is so reassuring. You have such an upbeat outlook on things. Hope I can do the same.
Wow, I was just saying the other day that I wish you would make an update video. I recently had my 2nd chemo treatment and things are getting crazy. Some of the chemo (taxole) came out of my vein and got into surrounding tissue causing pain. Now they're really pushing me to get a port 😞. The nausea is also sticking around longer 🤮. Really sucks when you have other ailments too. I'm happy to hear about your surgery. Good luck and thanks for the update 😊
hi Heather thank you for sharing your update over the last year and a half nearly ! ... i followed you but it wasnt because anyone had cancer... but l just wanted to stay with you. last week my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer .. i cant believe it ... i will stay strong for her and remember all you have shared. i just cant believe it though. well done being so brave back to work and recognsing what were the things you needed to do on your conference. your speech was amazing. tc x
The universe seems to put us where we need to be doesn't it? Hugs to your sister. Hopefully I have given you and her hope and proof that she will get through it.
yes Heather... isnt it strange and we both believe in the Universe. I am going to australia next week to be with her for 2 weeks. she has just done day 6 radiation and had the lumpectomy all happened so fast. i was in shock when i wrote the above i just couldnt believe it but i am in a stronger place now to support her. thank you again for making all the videos @@amoremagicallife i hope you are recovering well .. sending a hug back :D
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I was diagnosed in August 2022. I’ve been through a mastectomy, radiation, chemo and now it’s immunotherapy. When everything started it was nightmare to think what was ahead and the time involved. Nothing was really that bad and I now realize the time went by pretty quick. I’m not back to normal, but I am getting there. The hardest thing to do is pace myself.
Yes we have to remember to plan time to rest and recover, It is sooo easy to overdo it. Being done with immunotherapy made such a difference too. Hang in there and keep moving forward! You will be ALL done before you know it!
You look amazing! Your face lights up when you talk about your convention week. Love that you were able to share your story. I will keep you in prayer for your upcoming surgery! Almost across the finish line!!!
It really was special
I'm recently diagnosed and to hear someone who's gone through what I'm about to is so reassuring. You have such an upbeat outlook on things. Hope I can do the same.
Exactly why I made these videos. Seeing others helped me in the beginning too. You can do this, Don't be scared! :)
Exciting news.
Wow, I was just saying the other day that I wish you would make an update video.
I recently had my 2nd chemo treatment and things are getting crazy. Some of the chemo (taxole) came out of my vein and got into surrounding tissue causing pain. Now they're really pushing me to get a port 😞. The nausea is also sticking around longer 🤮. Really sucks when you have other ailments too.
I'm happy to hear about your surgery. Good luck and thanks for the update 😊
hope your feeling better
I loved having a port, it truly makes things so much easier. Hang in there and stay hydrated!!
Get a port is not a big deal it would be so much easier for you 🙏
Good luck to you and all the best with your recovery 😊
Thank you so much!
You are invincible!!! God Bless You😇❤️+++
So happy for you! Keep shining Heather, you are an inspiration.
Thank you so much!!
Hope your continuing to get better Heather just a message to wish you well for 2024 thankyou for all the videos you posted
hi Heather thank you for sharing your update over the last year and a half nearly ! ... i followed you but it wasnt because anyone had cancer... but l just wanted to stay with you. last week my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer .. i cant believe it ... i will stay strong for her and remember all you have shared. i just cant believe it though. well done being so brave back to work and recognsing what were the things you needed to do on your conference. your speech was amazing. tc x
The universe seems to put us where we need to be doesn't it? Hugs to your sister. Hopefully I have given you and her hope and proof that she will get through it.
yes Heather... isnt it strange and we both believe in the Universe. I am going to australia next week to be with her for 2 weeks. she has just done day 6 radiation and had the lumpectomy all happened so fast. i was in shock when i wrote the above i just couldnt believe it but i am in a stronger place now to support her. thank you again for making all the videos @@amoremagicallife i hope you are recovering well .. sending a hug back :D
❤ So proud of you ! 😘
So happy for you!
Thank you
hi how are you? you havent done a video in a while????
Hello Madam , we didnt see any new video of your , so please make a new video and let us know how you are doing and any updates..Thank you