Gratitude

In January of 2025, I started my third round of chemotherapy. It has been the hardest month both physically and mentally. Dealing with cancer is a constant world of unpredictability and having a will to keep fighting even when you are completely worn out.

Practicing gratitude during my cancer treatment has helped me psychologically and physically. Here is a list of some of the many things I am so very thankful for.

  1. The unwavering support from family and friends who stand by me offering prayers, love and assistance in my journey.
  2. The physicians, nurses and medical staff whom God has placed in my life.. They strive to give me the best medical care possible.
  3. The progress that is being made everyday in cancer treatment.
  4. Small, joyful moments that bring light during challenging times, such as a kind gesture, a beautiful day or my dog laying next to me when I don’t feel well.
  5. Appreciating every day, even with its ups and downs.
  6. New friends I have met on similar journeys as myself and the support we give each other.
  7. Creating memories even if it is something as simple as snuggling, reminiscing, watching a movie or sharing stories that brings laughter.
  8. My relationship with God and His Word which is hope-filled and life giving.

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