Two weeks, four rounds of chemo, and a whole lot of real life in between. This update shares what it actually feels like, what I’m learning, and yes… my wig finally has a name. You’ll have to read to find out.

Today my gratitude list included pizza, Kleenex, and a really good trip to the bathroom.

Cancer will do that to a person.

While hiking after my third round of chemo, I started noticing the things that still felt good, still felt normal, still felt like life.

Turns out gratitude gets very real when life gets really hard.

Chemo 3, Day 5 hit differently. Bone pain, anger, and a full-blown pity party forced me to confront what faith really looks like when you don’t feel strong.

She looks healthy. She looks happy. But she is in the middle of chemotherapy for stage 2 HER2 breast cancer. A reflection on invisible illness, faith, and why kindness matters more than we know.

Ten days into chemo and already seeing the world differently. Gratitude, faith, Pepcid AC, and finding humor and hope during cancer treatment.