I didnt think I was going to get so emotional watching his. But one of the things I remember so vividly at the start of my treatment was the day my Mom Denise and I decided it was time to shave what hair I had left. It didnt seem real until that moment in time. I remember watching my hair (which was once so long and beautiful) fall to the floor. After my Mom was done she looked at me trying to hold back the tears in her eyes. She told me I was beautiful and that I had a beautiful perfectly shaped head thanks to her :) I broke down then. I ran to my room as fast as I could to avoid my Dad who was waiting patiently to see. I wasnt embarrassed to not have hair. I was scared that this was IT. That I was only going to get sicker. I couldnt see the light at the end of the tunnel. How could anyone? Especially being so young. My parents held me together. It is through their love and strength that I remained and still remain to optimistic. My journey through treatment was more difficult than most. I had a lot of complications we had to battle through. But WE did it! My family remained strong, and because of that I did too. I even got to experience my hair come back :) I hope anyone going through this battle remembers to stay strong, stay positive, and find happiness everyday. That is what helps beat Cancer. Thank you to all my family and friends. I usually dont talk about what I went through. But seeing this made me want to share
Posted on: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 22:49:41 +0000
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