Breastcancerawareness Histoires

I'm 38 years old and I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer . This is my own personal story thru chemotherapy , radiation therapy and surgeries.

After being diagnosed with Breast Cancer three days before her 25th Birthday, Billie Morgan decides, after three months of fighting, she's going to start living every day like it's her last. She's going to Live for Tomorrow. She's not going to let anything or anyone stop her from living the life she wants to live. So, she makes a list of things she's always wanted to do and starts checking them off as she goes. Everything is going great - or at least it was until she meets Sonny McCall....who was definitely not on her To Do Before I Die List. Billie finds herself slowly falling for Sonny, who is also falling for Billie, and that scares her more than anything. This story is dedicated to #BreastCancerAwareness.

Elizabeth was eighteen, fearless, and already planning her future. A gifted athlete, beloved by her classmates, and grounded in faith, she lived her life in motion-on the soccer field, in the cheer gym, and toward college dreams that felt certain and close. Until one ordinary practice changed everything. After a devastating fall reveals an unexpected diagnosis, Elizabeth is forced to confront a reality she never imagined: cancer. As her world narrows to hospital rooms, treatment schedules, and long stretches of waiting, she must learn how to live without the body she once trusted-and how to hope without guarantees. Don't Cry for Me is a deeply emotional, faith-centered novel about endurance, love, and the quiet courage it takes to keep showing up. Through friendships tested, faith refined, and the promise of modern medicine and clinical trials, Elizabeth discovers that strength isn't always loud-and miracles don't always arrive the way we expect. This is not a story about giving up. It's a story about staying. Heartbreaking, hopeful, and profoundly human, Don't Cry for Me is a testament to resilience, compassion, and the kind of love that walks beside us when answers are uncertain.

This is a little something I wrote about the beginning of one woman's fight against breast cancer. It's unclear at the moment if I will be adding to this or simply leaving it the way it is. What do you think? Leave it like it is or turn it into something more?

Hi." I looked up at the voice, "And you are?" "Matt." I flicked his hair lightly, "Nice hair Matt." Terra has always been in her comfort zone. With the boys. Girls and guys are envious of her because she is the best friends with three of the most popular boys in school. It's Junior year and even though she has the guys she's actually lonely. Girls use her to get to her friends and guys just don't approach her. Until Matt. Matt never leaves his small group of friends. When I say small I mean two. He always wondered why Terra always looked sad whenever her friends went to practice, and she was left alone. Of course his two best friends (two girls by the way) mistook it of him having a crush and dared him to talk to her. So he did. (Even if he was pushed by two freakishly strong girls but that doesn't matter much does it?) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~