My Cancer Journey

My Cancer Journey

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This is my personal cancer journey, a warts and all journey from start to remission. Documenting the highs and lows of my journey through life after diagnosis of state 3 endometrial cancer, through all the treatment, and everything along the way from diagnosis to official remission. My hopes is that I can help women catch this "old persons cancer" early, as it is NO LONGER just an old persons cancer, in fact a woman of any age with a womb can actually have this life altering diagnosis. I was in fact 37 when I had this diagnosis myself.
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This is a true story of battle, loss, and the fragile journey of rebuilding life after survival. When Trisha is faced with cancer, her world shifts in ways she never imagined. She has already known hardship - but this fight pushes her to the edge, forcing her to confront fear, vulnerability, and a strength she didn't know she carried. She does not fight alone. Surrounded by family and friends, each bearing their own wounds and stories, Trisha learns that courage is not just survival - it is love, endurance, and choosing hope even when everything feels uncertain. In the midst of pain, heartbreak, and healing, this story reveals what it truly means to be brave: not because you are unbroken, but because you keep going anyway.

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