In the midst of getting scans for my 3 year check up, I received a call that scared the bejeezus out of me. Here's what happened, and it was a reminder that cancer can de darn-tootin scary, and way too real. Read More
Today is May 29th, 2013. I’m in a coffee shop looking out toward the busy street. There are scooters and shops and buses and dogs. It’s raining, but I guess that’s okay; it means I get to wear my giant rain boots that are this gorgeous royal blue. There is only one piece missing from this scene, and… Read More
Posted in: Life After Cancer
This morning Zsolt and I walked over to the Shoppers Drug Mart to pick up my Tamoxifen prescription. We had a conversation before leaving the house that went something like this: Me: “Don’t forget the umbrella.” Zsolt: “Yeah, take the umbrella.” And then we were off to the shop. This morning’s… Read More
Posted in: Life After Cancer
Living at my mother-in-law’s home (okay, and father-in-law’s home) in Hungary for the past several weeks has totally shanghaied my way of eating. The food is amazing – AMAZING! But I would not call it a cancer-fighting diet, and I definitely wouldn’t say it’s gluten free, and no way could it be… Read More
Posted in: cancer, health, Life After Cancer
Jimminy Crickets, it’s been a while since I’ve written. But I’ve got a story for you, a spur of the moment decision story of going to Italy. Here’s how it happened: Later in the month, Zsolt and I will be taking a train ride (a damn long train ride) to Prague to meet with friends and have fun.… Read More
Posted in: Life After Cancer
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I was diagnosed with breast cancer a few days after my one year wedding anniversary. That was a shocker. Since then I had a mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and am now 3 years NED. With international relocations, job search drama, fighting off apartment vermin, falling deeply in love and now navigating fertility, the impact of a cancer diagnosis has been far reaching; life is challenging, but nevertheless inspiring and that’s what Bumpboobs is all about. (And okay, the cockroaches in my apartment had nothing to do with cancer. Thank goodness for the normal things!)
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