Living After Cancer

It’s World Cancer Day. I haven’t posted in a bit, but today feels important.

Sometimes I focus on what cancer took from me, but most days, I try to focus on what it gave me.

I could go into the infinite amount of problems it caused but I don’t feel like doing that today.

It made me grateful for every little good thing that happens to me. It made me notice all of the tiny miracles that happen every day. It made me appreciate all the help people offer me. It made me pay attention to the beauty in the world.

I get to be here today to thank all of you for being there for me throughout everything. Thank you to my family, fiancé, and friends (who are also family 🤍).

If you guys take anything from my posts, please remember these three things:
1. Go to your doctor appointments. Trust yourself when you feel off. Don’t delay appointments because you’re “too young.” Prevention is wayyyy easier than treatment.
2. I know it’s hard but try to focus on the good. Every night, think of 3 things that made you smile that day.
3. Message me if you ever need a friend!! I’m always here. You’re never alone.

Just wanted to share the good news that is coming to October 17-19 at Broward County Convention Center, Hall A. Can’t wait to see all the latest products and resources for the disability community. There will also be adaptive sports, dance, a climbing wall and more! https://rebrand.ly/tjyn3l6

Hope to see you all there! 🫶🏼

Happy new year, baddies 🫶🏼🥰

May this year bring everyone healing, good health, happiness, love, and everything else ya’ll could wish for 🤍

#2025

Celebrated some special birthdays this past weekend 🤍