When the Seemingly Fearless become Fearful
When the Seemingly Fearless become Fearful The title of this blog, “When the seemingly fearless become fearful”, was etched out of a discussion I had with a fellow cancer survivor. Stephie is a childhood cancer survivor and donor heart recipient, but most importantly, a dear friend. We became friends through social media and the patient advocacy work we do. Our phone chat earlier this week centered around my fear. This was my week to have blood work for tumor markers. I am still on a four-month protocol cycle for these since my second breast cancer diagnosis in 2014. I am grateful they have all been within the normal range since my second diagnosis. However, these events do not pass without triggering my PTSD about recurrence. Stephie is such a great listener and encouraged me that this week’s blog should be about “when the seemingly fearless become fearful. Breast Friends on Continue Reading →