An unfiltered, unedited diary of a breast cancer patient. (Not an advice column because, as we know: your experience may vary.)
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I just passed a kind of milestone. The one-year check-up with the gyn, the oncologist and my GP. Good blood tests, no suspicious shadows in the mammogram.
It’s been several months since I felt an urge to write about breast cancer. I’ve been trying to slip back into my old life, which is very odd. It’s very odd to find that I don’t want the old life back.
I wondered how it would be to move on after breast cancer. If there is an honest-to-God 'after,' and whether I will ever get through a day without thinking about it.
I turned 58 on Monday. That number looks weird. Dumpy. But I read earlier this week, in response to the phrase “Ageing gracefully”, “Ageing is grace.”1 And I remember that I can choose my perspective.
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California-born, poet/playwright/teaching artist. Settled in the gray/green landscape of Norway. Author of Impermanence (2021), The Elephants Have Been Singing all Along (2017), and others. Buddhist-ish. Lapsed scholar. Meditative runner (ie slow).
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