by Texas Homesteader ~ 

Many of you know I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013. Praise GOD I’m now cancer free, but I’m not gonna lie it was the most frightening thing I’ve ever been through in my life. Now I want to do something about it – I want to fight back, to kick cancer’s butt.

I’ll fight it for the fear it caused me and so many others like me, and especially for taking loved ones away from us. I won’t sit still! Want to read my story of trial & triumph?  Read on, dear friends…

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More about my healing journey:

In Sickness & In Health

Witness In The Strangest Places

The Garden That LOVE Planted

Pretty In Pink: Going Too Far?

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6 Responses

  1. Oh Tammy, I’m so glad you are on the road to recovery. You are so right, cancer is horrible. I am also a cancer survivor. It’s been 17 years since I have been cancer free. Live life to the fullness, keep your family close, but most of all, always trust in our Lord. That’s my motto. Have a blessed day, Joi

    1. There are so many survivor sisters out there that I never knew before. I love your motto JW and it’s my motto as well. Thank you for your encouraging words, these emotions are still pretty raw to me. ~TxH~

  2. thank you for sharing your story, so glad you are doing well right now and best wishes on your coming event and fund raising, I did the pink cancer horse ride last year.. such a good cause

  3. I am so glad that you are now cancer free and on the road to recovery. Cancer seems to be such a big thing, here are the moment and just within our congregation there would be 5 or 6 people who have or are dealing with it now. It does suck and it takes too many people too soon. Thank you for sharing your journey with us at Good Morning Mondays and for sharing your ways of helping others. Blessings to you and Rancher Man.

  4. i am so glad you are doing well…. can can I just say… You rock! Thanks so much for sharing on the (mis)Adventures Mondays Blog Hop.

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