When I was diagnosed, a lot of people whom I thought were my friends didn’t reach out to me because they didn’t know what to say. They never had cancer, didn’t know how it felt, were scared, etc. I felt hurt and angry because they didn’t reach out. They loved me, but just really didn’t know what to say.
As I began my advocacy work, I taught that survivors just want you to say, “I can’t imagine how you feel, but I care, and I want to help.”
I don’t want to be silent during this hatred that is spreading like cancer. I don’t want to alienate my African American friends (or anyone feeling unheard). So to all of you, I can’t imagine how you feel, but I care, and I want to help. ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Wow.
That was A LOT of love! Humbled. Thank you! 💕
I still have a few more tests, so I really appreciate your ongoing support, and prayers. We need the rest of them to be clear, so I can do more of this 👇❤️👇❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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ALL CLEAR!!! 🙌
Thank you for all of your love and well wishes. Even my surgeon stopped by for moral support 💖
I am blessed with friends and family who care so much about me and an awesome medical team who is so invested in me. 🤗 ... See MoreSee Less
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