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Tag Archives: Retail Therapy
I want more…
“Thanks for keeping me alive, but I want more.” I feel like one of the worst people in the world by owning these feelings. I can’t suppress them. Not speaking them feels worse. For me the clinical trial (for alectinib) … Continue reading
Faith
Faith is a word used by many. Not often me by, or so I thought. I’ve been a full-time-baldy since March. Bald = hats for me. One of my go-to’s is my soft pink cashmere gem. Love it! Only recently, … Continue reading
Soggy Portland
The weather has been very wet the last few days. During the constant drizzle it is hard for me to go on my daily walks. I try. I want to. But they don’t always get done. Something that has helped … Continue reading
Bonnett
If you are looking for cute hats check this place out! I’ve purchased items from this store on good hair days and bad hair days; i’ve always been a happy customer. I would like to point out that the … Continue reading
mani & pedi
Having pretty nails and toes gets you tons of attention at oncology appointments. No joke! If any of you end up there remember that. (Thanks dad!)
Done with Week 2
Week 2 of cancer treatment has come and gone! Last week I felt all over the place. The only thing consistent with each day was, that it was unlike the day before. My body is slowing reacting to both chemotherapy … Continue reading
