[livingwith]

I was diagnosed with NHL in August 2005. I found a lump in my neck. My family doc told me it wasn’t cancer just a thyroid problem. The specialist he sent me to immediately knew what it was, I thank God for placing this man in my path. By then it had also spread to my stomach. I went thru 6 rounds of chemo Today I still remain cancer free, my last Pet scan was good Friday. I’m at 28 months now. Live every day to the fullest.Tell those you love every chance you get. None uf us really ...Read the full article

[Catherine]

Thank you for this very inspirational post and for your uplifting message of hope. I wish you continued good health and happiness on your journey.

[brooke]

Hi this is Tania, and I found your article very inspiring. You have done so well. I am training in oncology as a nurse at this moment and these are the stories I love to hear. From people like you who have the courage to fight the cancer and enjoy life as it is today.

My attitude has certainly changed towards the real world when I started training as an oncology nurse and now I know why. It is because people like you made me realize that there is more to life than other people realize and what you have been through you become to appreciate life what is happening on a day to day basis.

I wish you all the best as you have done so well. Tania.