I wrote this a year ago.
fonzandcancer blogging to encourage.
Right now, I am filled with mixed emotions. Let me explain, 4 years ago I was diagnosed with cancer it took some getting used to just to accept I had it. I was knocked off my feet when I learned I had Hodgkin’s lymphoma. I cried for days, listening to ridiculous comments like “at least it’s treatable” “yea but you will get better” “your strong you will beat this” ” it will be over before you know it” so here we are almost 5 yrs to the day that I started treatment.
During that time I have had ABVD leading up to Christmas 2011, I had it every 2 weeks. I can recall how painful it was, how cold your arm was when it was going in. But I felt weak whilst appearing strong to those around me. My whole self had imploded in on itself. I was low, depressed…
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doesitevenmatter3 said:
Fonz, thank you for sharing your heart…your pain, your fears, your joys, your love….what you’ve learned…how you’ve not just survived, but thrived.
My one year cancer-surgery-etc. anniversary will be in September. I hope I make it…I plan to celebrate on that day. 🙂
HUGS!!! 🙂
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fonzandcancer said:
And I will celebrate with you. It’s important 😊
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Judy said:
It brings tears to my eyes knowing that a year later things are so much better. What a relief that you made it through. The treatment sounds like horror beyond description. Success from chemo is not guaranteed, which you know – but the fact that you’ve made it while supporting others is truly inspirational. It’s all a “wow!”
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fonzandcancer said:
That’s so kind Judy x
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Kamal Kothari said:
Fonz you are one helluva tough guy. I was shaking just reading this. Ouch! You are amazing mate
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fonzandcancer said:
Thank you so very much x
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