today, is the anniversary of the last of my radiation treatment. which considering I am still alive, makes me a survivor... 8 years!! I believe this is a Sisterhood of the Purple Bicycle Moment... I would love to have all my Sisters rejoice with me!! ... and putting myself out there I share the internal radiation...brachytherapyplease don't feel that you have to read my diary of my cancer journey.. I am doing this for myself and lord, it is helping so much... the support from each and every one of you, my sisters, is bringing peace to this anguish and anger I have stored for so long... I was going to stop writing because I know it has been difficult for some to read.. but I am riding this purple bike with my head held high!!!
once my story has been told, I am going to print it out as well as all comments and it will be put into my Soul Journal.. otherwise known as my Book of Shadows and light... for future generations to read.. just how strong their wise grandmother was!!
Oh I am riding alongside, cheering you on and whooping and hollerin' in celebration!!
ReplyDeleteYES!YES! YES! this is a SOPB post...
Hands held, heads thrown back, Wild Woman summoned....the Power, baby --can you feel it?!
LOVE you....xoxox
I raise my glass of very fine red to you in honour of such a remarkable milestone!
ReplyDeleteAnd I shall join you wild pedalling women, as I climb upon my own purple bicycle and ride alongside you, hotting and whooping at high speed, (although I'll possibly be a bit wobbly after that glass of red - hehe).
xxx
I've ridden my purple bike with you through this transition and peddled like crazy to keep up with you while you raced through this process!!
ReplyDeleteLove your day and thank you for giving us all the courage to look through soul searing pain to the joy of a spirit made stronger for what lessons have been mastered/mistressed through the process! Hip Hip Hooray!
I am rejoicing with you.
ReplyDeletePeace and love and every happiness to you. Ride on!
xx
I'm so happy for you Robyn. May you remain in unfettered health always.
ReplyDeleteI salute your bravery. I have read others tales of their dealings with cancer but I have never read a tale as honest as yours. So many gloss over the pain and horrible treatments. I had no idea...
ReplyDeleteThat is a blessing, a victory to celebrate. Congratulations for your courage!
ReplyDeleteI commend you on your bravery and courage, Robyn. I'm sure your story will help others too.
ReplyDeleteNothing to say...just a big hug for you dear Robyn.
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I just read your cancer story - I really cannot beleive how you got thru it, it sounds unbearable to me. powerful story! I am also rejoicing with you on your milestone robyn!
ReplyDeleteStrong indeed! Onward and upward!
ReplyDeleteI'm so proud of you for going through the shadow moments. This makes the Light even more precious. All done during a season of eclipses! You Rock, Sister!
ReplyDeleteYea!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to have you here to share our journey with the "Sisterhood of the Purple Bicycle" although you've hit a lot more bumps than the rest of us you held on tight and made it through. Good for you!
From...a fellow biker.
Yahoo! This is your celebration
ReplyDeleteYahoo! This is your celebration
Celebrate good times, come on! (Let's celebrate)
Celebrate good times, come on! (Let's celebrate)
There's a party goin' on right here
A celebration to last throughout the years
So bring your good times, and your laughter too
We gonna celebrate your party with you
Come on now
Celebration
Let's all celebrate and have a good time
Celebration
We gonna celebrate and have a good time
It's time to come together
It's up to you, what's your pleasure
Everyone around the world
Come on!
Yahoo! It's a celebration
Yahoo!
Celebrate good times, come on!
It's a celebration
Celebrate good times, come on!
Let's celebrate
Sorry Robyn I just couldn't help myself. This song came to my mind when I read your fantastic news. I am celebrating with you and all your wonderful friends. What a beautiful post to read. Love Linda xoxo
hugs to you!!!!
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There was a reason I made time to visit today!
ReplyDeleteThinking of you with love.
xoxo
8 is the number of completion. Perhaps this is why the memories of your triumph have surfaced.
ReplyDeleteLove to you.
i am so grateful for you sharing your story. it makes me feel so much less alone. it is so brave you are sharing what you have gone through. i'm so glad for you that it has been 8 years! and that the writing itself has been healing for you. i feel like you are letting women who are newly diagnosed know what to expect that most likely no one will ever let them know. you are bravely telling your own journey, how you felt, how you survived, having had to go through something so terrifyingly painful and horrific. you are an inspiration. and as for anyone who finds it hard to read, i'm sure this is only because it is hard to see someone in pain, especially someone they care for. but that difficulty of other's experience should never be a sign that you or any of us should keep quiet. it's the opposite. i think it shows that this is exactly the kind of information we need to be telling each other. we need to know what each of us has had to endure. it's the only way to ensure a future where people won't have to suffer alone or in silence. thank you so much for sharing your heart~ sending love and hugs to you~~
ReplyDeleteHURRAY!!!CLAPPING!!! good for you!
ReplyDeleteYOU keep going girl!!!!
from one who experienced your same journey!
love and light
anna xo aka naturgirl