25th May, One Year Onward

One year ago today I received confirmation of my cancer diagnosis; primary mediastinal large diffuse b-cell lymphoma. I've completed the most awful, horrific, and brutal treatments over the past year, I honestly wouldn't wish it upon my worst enemy. 1 cancer diagnosis 1 bronchoscopy/biopsy 1 collapsed lung 2 weeks in hospitals 2 days in intensive … Continue reading 25th May, One Year Onward →

Life Lessons Cancer Gave

No person should ever have to experience cancer and all of the downs it brings. But with any life experience; there's always something valuable you can learn from it. I definitely wouldn't recommend cancer to anyone... it would get 0 stars on yelp from me, alongside a very negative review - it would probably look … Continue reading Life Lessons Cancer Gave →

Chemo Number Five

I can't do this. I don't want to do this anymore. Those were the first words that came to my head in the morning. Remember what you're doing this for. The pit in my stomach was nothing like I've ever felt before. After this one, I'll have one more left, I convinced myself. Just get through this. … Continue reading Chemo Number Five →

CLIC Sargent – ‘Look Good, Feel Better’

Today I took a trip to Maggie's Centre in Oxford and attended the event 'Look Good, Feel Better' for teen and young adult women who also have or had cancer. This was my first time getting involved with any type of event within the cancer community - and it was fantastic! Usually, I would dismiss … Continue reading CLIC Sargent – ‘Look Good, Feel Better’ →