I found this video on my Twitter feed and had to share it with you. It’s not only a story about living with cancer, it’s a real love story.
Enjoy and please share.
Be well,
ingebird
Jaime Andrews, a thirty-three year old wife and mother shares how she chooses to remain optimistic after a breast cancer diagnosis. Read more here.
Be well and choose to be optimistic!
ingebird
Suzan Macco, R.N., was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer in 2007. She decided on alternative medicine to treat it. Here is her story…
Hearing the words “you” and “have cancer” in the same sentence was overwhelming. I couldn’t process it. It’s an unimaginable shock. Why, when I was promoting natural health, would I get cancer? Why me?
It was frightening for sure. But I started to believe that I could use this too. As I realized this, peace came over me and I knew I would be okay in spite of the type of journey I knew all too well that I would have to take. Read more here.
Suzan has a Twitter account and a blog you can visit.
Be well and stay informed!
Inge
