Confession time: I used to not like coffee, it taste bitter and gives me palpitation. Whenever we enter a coffee shop, I would only order their tea options or slushie fruit drinks – super rich in sugar pa! I dunno what happened, it just happened. With my second cancer, I was advised by a doctor friend… Read More Coffee: My Morning BFF and Maybe My Secret Weapon Against Evil (But Mostly Just My BFF)
Hey everyone, Remember this dusty old blog I had? Yeah, it’s been gathering cobwebs since February 2020! Life, as they say, took a wild turn, and the world we knew back then feels like a distant memory. When I last wrote, COVID was just a whisper in the wind, and none of us could have… Read More 1,395 days since….
Thoughts linger in my head Sleepless, motionless stare Holding my pillow tight The monsters visiting me at night Seven years and counting Chronic and not addicting Losing people one by one To cancer is not fun I wonder how long do I have When death will tap my shoulder and ask Its time, maybe now,… Read More Life Catches Up
WITH A TYPHOON Threat! Family decided to go on a trip to Bantayan Island in the beautiful Queen City of the South, Cebu! December 23, 2019: Our Day 1 wasn’t as exciting. Our flight was super early around 4:50am. Arrived in Mactan Airport at around a little past 6am. Hopped on a white van, and… Read More Christmas in Bantayan Cebu part 1
When I was diagnosed with cancer, I wrote a blog about it. It was a form of release for me to accept what’s to come. A mental preparation that will take another toll on my body and spirit. After my mastectomy in August 2018, my oncologist, Dr. Tiambeng of Cardinal Santos laid out a plan… Read More The Day I Lost My Hair to Chemotherapy
Chemo Side effects are REAL! I have always thought I was a very positive individual. I believed I have a strong mind that persists. Pain for me is a natural response and the effects is subjective. Kaya, there are certain levels of pain tolerance. My healthcare angels would ask me “from a scale of 1-10… Read More Sixth Day Post Chemo Cycle 1
I have written in this blog how I started running early around 2012. I only wanted to lose my pregnancy weight but it became a happy hobby and part time passion. In 2013, I was diagnosed with Uterine Sarcoma, paused running for a year and was back with vengeance in 2015. That’s the reason why… Read More THE BULL RUNNER EXPERIENCE 2018/2019
I am down with a not so difficult case of the common colds. A little cough here, a little cough there. Repeat it every so often, you won’t really catch much sleep. I have never felt this scared of a regular illness. It is “uso” since the changing humid to wet/typhoon season has been brewing… Read More There are days like today
EDIT: We lost Jackie in the early second quarter of the year. It was so heartbreaking for me. She was a colorful individual. Though we were only blessed with a few months to be friends, I consider myself lucky to have been graced by her life. (April 2019) I will miss you Jackie….. Bad… Read More So Chemo Ready: Eyebrows on Fleek
For anyone going through a cancer diagnosis I feel you. For any woman going through a breast cancer diagnosis and was advised for a mastectomy I cry with you. Who would want to lose their breast right? It is a prominent symbol of a woman’s body. It is the source of nourishment the moment they… Read More Breast Cancer Operation: MASTECTOMY 101
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