1.
People don’t judge me if I don’t want to fix my hair
or even get dressed for that matter.
2. I do not need a bra at the moment & I have to think I may not always need one even after reconstruction.
3. Eventually I will get new boobs that look like the boobs of a 20 year old!
4. I am reminded over and over what amazing family and friends I have.
5. I was honored with having a baby named after me – Welcome to the world Adley Rae!
6. The minute a customer starts to complain I have found that all I have to do is blurt out...
“I have breast cancer”. Problem solved.
7. I didn’t have to cook or clean for over a month.
8. I have lost weight and not just the weight from the missing two blips that were on my chest.
9. Although I don’t believe in learning life lessons this way I can’t help but think I am a better person because of this.
10. I am more patient.
11. I have met amazing women who are survivors of this disease.
12. My husband is super attentive and will snuggle when asked.
13. I am allowed the TV Turner. My husband will even suffer through countless episodes of The Real Housewives on BRAVO!
14. Once I am done with this we are going on a family vacation.
15. If I want I can opt for reconstruction that will give me a free tummy tuck.
16. No more putting off things I want to do in life.
17. I am having fun with the prosthetics. I mean who wouldn’t want to wake up in the morning and decide what size they would like to be for the day.
18. I am now participating in a study at Mayo and hopefully in some small way I can contribute to finding a cure for this disease.
19. #10 is a flat out lie. See, growing and evolving as we speak.
20. I am still thinking....
2. I do not need a bra at the moment & I have to think I may not always need one even after reconstruction.
3. Eventually I will get new boobs that look like the boobs of a 20 year old!
4. I am reminded over and over what amazing family and friends I have.
5. I was honored with having a baby named after me – Welcome to the world Adley Rae!
6. The minute a customer starts to complain I have found that all I have to do is blurt out...
“I have breast cancer”. Problem solved.
7. I didn’t have to cook or clean for over a month.
8. I have lost weight and not just the weight from the missing two blips that were on my chest.
9. Although I don’t believe in learning life lessons this way I can’t help but think I am a better person because of this.
10. I am more patient.
11. I have met amazing women who are survivors of this disease.
12. My husband is super attentive and will snuggle when asked.
13. I am allowed the TV Turner. My husband will even suffer through countless episodes of The Real Housewives on BRAVO!
14. Once I am done with this we are going on a family vacation.
15. If I want I can opt for reconstruction that will give me a free tummy tuck.
16. No more putting off things I want to do in life.
17. I am having fun with the prosthetics. I mean who wouldn’t want to wake up in the morning and decide what size they would like to be for the day.
18. I am now participating in a study at Mayo and hopefully in some small way I can contribute to finding a cure for this disease.
19. #10 is a flat out lie. See, growing and evolving as we speak.
20. I am still thinking....
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