How faith helped me cope with my breast cancer diagnosis
Keyonna Kenerson
November 4, 2019
I didn’t know how to cope with having breast cancer.
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“Tell the story of the mountain you climbed. Your words could become a page in someone else’s survival guide.” — Morgan Harper Nichols
I didn’t know how to cope with having breast cancer.
I know all our stories are different and I want other women to know to what it’s like when finding out you’re stage IV right out the gate. If I knew back then what I know today things could had been different.
Sometimes I just want to complain about it all without someone saying you’re strong you’ll get through it, but sometimes smiling makes it easier for everyone else around you.
How do you find your new normal like your oncologist so nonchalantly suggested? As if you were looking for your iPhone that had the “Find my iPhone” feature enabled.
I am a miracle! Despite what it looks like – if I can make it, you can make it! Find what gives you hope.
I’ve learned through all of this I’m a lot stronger and resilient than I ever thought I could be.
Breast cancer changed my life for the better
I knew one day God would call me, but not today, I asked.
I approached breast cancer like any other to-do; something “I” can handle.
For the first time, I understood how feeling so helpless could make one believe that help was impossible.
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