I am a passionate blogger and educator on supporting wellness and detox. This became my passion after receiving a medication error from a diagnostic center and almost dying and losing my quality of life. I share with you wellness tips, recipes, detox ideas, and online classes to educate and empower others on their road to wellness.
Great info! Thanks for sharing. I had a HER2+ diagnosis in July of 2017. I’m still reading and researching and trying to be as healthy as possible. Glad o stumbled upon your blog. Hope you are doing well!
You go girl.. Keep true to you and don’t let this get you down. It has truly empowered me to live, I mean “really live” my life. I have worked on how I handle stress (still a work in progress, lol), my past traumas that I have carried with me throughout my life, and staying true to who I am.. I have so much more to give and offer this world. It’s not my time, yet.
I am enjoying my life and the time with friends and family. We were blessed with the chance to do something and make a difference. Others don’t have this chance they may have died in a car crash, sudden heart attack, strokes, and many other ways that they didn’t have a chance to do something. I would not change this diagnosis, this diagnosis changed me.
Much love and healing to you Aneesah.. 🙂
Great info! Thanks for sharing. I had a HER2+ diagnosis in July of 2017. I’m still reading and researching and trying to be as healthy as possible. Glad o stumbled upon your blog. Hope you are doing well!
Aneesah,
You go girl.. Keep true to you and don’t let this get you down. It has truly empowered me to live, I mean “really live” my life. I have worked on how I handle stress (still a work in progress, lol), my past traumas that I have carried with me throughout my life, and staying true to who I am.. I have so much more to give and offer this world. It’s not my time, yet.
I am enjoying my life and the time with friends and family. We were blessed with the chance to do something and make a difference. Others don’t have this chance they may have died in a car crash, sudden heart attack, strokes, and many other ways that they didn’t have a chance to do something. I would not change this diagnosis, this diagnosis changed me.
Much love and healing to you Aneesah.. 🙂