With Cool Weather Brings More Writing

Cool weather brings more writing and so I’ve accepted a personal challenge.  November 2015 #NaBloPoMo is a writing experience sponsored by @BlogHer, women and men encouraging creative voices in blogging. I was inspired to join after reading a post from BC Becky, a fellow blogger and social media connection. We are both breast cancer survivors. I honestly don’t remember how my first connection with Becky began but it was instrumental in launching my blog in March of this year, 2015. I read her instructional information regarding blogging. It was very beneficial and really motivational as I started my blog about breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. I truly had no knowledge, no idea how to blog. I set a date to open the blog knowing that would push me to actually do it. I had no expectations on its success or outreach but I had high hopes.

Seven months after launching my blog I am happy with what I have accomplished. That being said I know there is much work to be done. So I will accept this new challenge for a twofold purpose. First, I hope to learn a lot from fellow writers. There seems to me to be no better group to learn from than other bloggers. Second, if it serves a purpose and reaches other women, their families and caregivers and educates and informs about the benefits of breast reconstruction awareness, then this new adventure will be worth it.

This will truly be a challenge for me. My goal since launching my blog in March has been to writer at least one blog per week and push for two. Writing daily will be the biggest challenge in blogging for me to date. It’s a push I think I need and am willing to take on

With that, I begin my daily November blog post. I like the idea that it will expand my ideas beyond the focus of my blog and may just awaken some new ideas that will serve others.

Disclaimer

References made to my surgical group, surgeon and healthcare team are made because they are aligned with my values and met my criterion after I did research of their practices and success rates. Any other healthcare provider that displays the same skill, compassion education and outreach to patients will be given consideration and recognition on this website.  The information contained on this website is not a substitute for or should be construed as medical advice. Please consult a licensed physician for medical advice.
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About Terri

I am a patient educator and advocate for choices in breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. Statistically, many women are not being informed of their choices due to many factors. Breast reconstruction is a personal choice. Providing information and education about those choices is a patient rite. It is the mission and focus of my work to provide that education and information.