A Tale of 2 Boobies
  • Home
  • About Me
  • Breast Cancer
  • Skin Cancer
  • My Travels

CLICK HERE for 'the skinny' on my breast cancer


Picture
I MADE THE COVER!

Thank you Syracuse Woman Magazine for featuring my breast cancer story.  Although I was apprehensive about being featured on the cover for fear of what people might think of me, I am honored to have been chosen.

CLICK HERE to learn more

Picture
THE CRAZIEST THING I'VE EVER DONE FOR BREAST CANCER... AND WOULD NEVER DO AGAIN.

I walked 60 miles in 3 days in the #Komen3day in Philadelphia PA.

It was more like 80 miles, but who's counting... CLICK HERE to read the full story.


Picture
BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH:

Today is the beginning of my anniversary month.  The month I found my lump, the month I got my first mammogram, ultrasound, and biopsy and the month I heard the words "you have cancer."  Today is also the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  Keep reading...



Picture
CAMPING WITH CANCER

Cancer won't stop me from enjoying nature!  It is 3 weeks past my final chemo treatment and next week I will undergo surgery #2 so I am making the most of this camping weekend!  Keep reading...


Post by A Tale of 2 Boobies.

Picture
RADIATION BURNS AND EMOTIONAL HEALING:

10 months ago, I was told I had cancer and of course in my mind, I heard "you are going to die."  Well, I didn't.  I survived. 
Keep reading...



Picture
40 GOING ON 90: 

I am 2 days away from my 7th chemotherapy treatment and my body has just about physically shut down.  My brain has some great ideas, like cleaning out the Tupperware drawer or even just getting up to do the dishes, but my body is absolutely fresh out of juice.  Keep reading...


Picture
YOU CAN RING MY BELL:

The End of Radiation - finally ringing that bell!
Keep reading...


Picture
Picture
Been There Survived That Tshirt

Picture
Picture
The schedule of what to expect through breast cancer.
Picture
Tweets by @ataleof2boobies
Picture
advertisement
I prefer not to be defined by cancer, but my life has certainly changed because of it.
Today, the simplicity of life and small moments of joy is what drives me.
Thanks for following my journey!