It has been a while since I have written a blog post but I wanted to reflect back on 2021, and I posted- just under the wire! Happy Reading! I wish you a healthy and Happy New Year!
Cancer and the Covid 19 pandemic have taught me important lessons about how to move forward after a disruption in life.
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From our family to yours.
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Summer night.
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Great Mother’s Day dinner. Missing son #2.
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Morning sunrise.
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Morning walk. Angry seas. Beautiful seas.
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Morning walk.
21/04/2021
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Welcome to Best Life After Cancer. I am Shari Berman a two-time cancer survivor. My blog is targeted to the millions of cancer patients and survivors who are looking for hope and inspiration in light of the challenges of a cancer diagnosis. You can follow my blog at http://shariberman.net
My Story
Diagnosed as a young adult, at age 25 with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, I had to quickly face the reality of life’s curveballs. My treatment offered a potential cure while at the same time, underestimated the long term side effects including a secondary cancer (breast cancer) nine years later.
Shortly after my breast cancer treatment ended, my youthful, seemingly healthy mother was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer and passed a year later. I have lived the cancer experience as a patient and a family member/ caregiver and understand both sides. Life after treatment is often challenging emotionally and physically and there is a gap in providing needed support.
I don’t consider cancer a gift as it is not something I would ever want to give to someone. Rather, I view cancer as an opportunity; one I received at an early point in my life to live intentionally, understanding how things can change at any moment. I live without regrets, fully understanding the gift and fragility of life.
Living after cancer isn’t always easy. Survivors face both emotional and physical challenges and joining as a community, supporting one another helps us all move forward.