04/23/2026
The weight and the heartbreak. There is so much impact on those around us when we are a cancer patient. My son has now started to trust that I will be around, my partner is overwhelmed by tears less often, my family members can ask questions having nothing to do with my health.
I am surprised how little is known, especially with the increase in diagnoses among younger people. I find myself answering well-meaning/concerned questions: Why wasn't it caught sooner, and how did the cancer jump from uterus to my o***y while my body still performed above average?
I am lucky to be in remission, but now I face the reality of permanent damage that people overlook when they focus on "cancer-free."
Everything we go through helps us become better teachers and guides.
If you or someone in your circle is undergoing treatment or is in remission, yoga therapy is a great support-- gift them a 1:1 session with me. Of all the wonderful therapies I have tried, yoga therapy served me well throughout the journey.
DM if you'd like to connect and book a session or purchase a package for a friend. I work online or irl.
images of me and babe thirteen years ago in the old house