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In today's episode, I had the privilege of speaking with Sandra Wilson about her inspiring journey with Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma (Burkitt's Disease). She is also the author of the uplifting book, *Big Feelings*. Below, you will find a link to her book. Additionally, Sandra is the proud owner/operator of WilsonsKids Academy in Indianapolis, Indiana, which you can explore through the link provided, along with her TikTok information.
https://a.co/d/4VaaWuV
https://g.co/kgs/c6MQ5zk
https://www.tiktok.com/@wilsonsan1?_t=ZP-8wRQUQ1eyPH&_r=1
Trust in God, for He is endlessly good and His mercy knows no bounds. In times of struggle, hold on to hope and keep fucking going, even when the path seems challenging. Remember, you are not alone—believe in the strength within you, and let your heart guide you through. 🦋💕
This episode is just my Facebook post that turned into a Seed Session. Enjoy
In this episode, I was asked a thought-provoking question: What have I learned? Reflecting on my grandson and the countless children who bravely face medical battles, I’m struck by their resilience. They often can’t voice their pain, yet somehow, they manage to smile and coo. My grandson, despite everything he endured, kept smiling until he could no longer muster the strength to do so. His spirit is a powerful reminder of the strength that can exist even in the darkest times.
I've also come to realize something important: not everyone who has been in my life will be there in the future. When people choose to turn away during tough times, it’s a clear sign that they don’t belong in my journey anymore. This revelation has helped me understand who I truly value and what their absence means.
It seems that those closest to me are often trapped in their own struggles, offering up excuses for not visiting or reaching out. At times, it feels incredibly selfish on their part. But then I wonder: maybe it’s me who’s being selfish, thinking they love me so deeply that they can't face being around me? It’s a complex dance of feelings—how do you love someone yet also find it hard to be present and supportive?
I've been touched by the unexpected support from people I never thought would reach out, simply saying, “I’m praying for you” or “You’re on my mind.” In those moments, I can almost feel the hand of God guiding me.
So I tell myself, “Keep going, Talesha! This is temporary!” It’s a mantra that reminds me that while humans may let me down, I can always count on God to be there for me, unwavering and supportive.
I tend to keep my thoughts to myself, avoiding discussions that might sound like complaints. Yet, this process of reflection is freeing and reminds me of the strength found in vulnerability.
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In this episode, we delved into the often-challenging side effects of chemotherapy. It’s crucial to prioritize your well-being during this time, so please remember to stay hydrated, ensuring your body is replenished with vital fluids. Additionally, make time to rest, allowing your body the recuperation it needs to heal. Whenever possible, engage in gentle movement to keep your energy flowing and lift your spirits. These are the top three essential tips to support you on this journey. If you’re interested in being a guest on the show or have any questions you'd like us to address, please don’t hesitate to reach out!
In today’s episode, we explored the journey of transforming the unknown into the known. Though the day of chemotherapy may feel like the hardest you will face, it is a powerful step toward understanding and growth. Packing your chemotherapy bag. Bring along comforting items such as a blanket, headphones, snacks, and toiletries. Celebrate the small victories. Remember that you are not a burden 💕 Resources: https://pinkribbonsociety.org/ And https://www.komen.org/
In today's episode, we discussed port placement, and touched on classes offered and how this affects our families. #breastcancer #chemotherapy #chemo #radiation #cancersurvivor #cancerwarrior #cancer
Takeaways:
Ladies, it is crucial to prioritize your health by scheduling regular mammograms. Early detection can make all the difference in your well-being. Remember, you have the power to take charge of your health, and it truly matters.
Facing the unknown can often feel overwhelming, but I encourage you to shift your perspective and embrace a mindset rooted in faith over fear. Trust that you are capable of overcoming any challenges that come your way.
And lastly,
Surround yourself with a supportive network of friends and family who uplift and encourage you. Choose your circle wisely; having positive influences around you can significantly impact your journey.
#breastcancer #breastcancerawareness #cancersuck #chemo #chemotherapy #cancerfighter #cancerwarrior #chemosymptoms
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