5 Year Cancer-Free-Versary

I have been waiting for 1,825 days to celebrate this day.  I cannot believe it is here! It is a day that I always hoped  I would reach after being diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer at the age of 37.  Yep, guess I totally exposed myself here (42 years old now) but loving absolutely every minute of it.  Just wanted to give a big thanks to this guy:

He has never missed a surgery, a colonoscopy, a Chemotherapy infusion, or doctors appointment with me. Thanks for standing by me and making this dream come true!  Happy 5 year Cancer Free Versary! You are the best.

2011 COLONDAR

It is officially here, the 2011 Colondar.  ORDER yours today at www.colondar.com

12 Days And Counting

Well here are 12 of the  most wonderful colon cancer survivors that I added to my family this summer.

And you will all be seeing them all in just 12 days in the  2011Colondar . You can order your Colondar at  www.colonclub.com.  You will be inspired by their stories, journey through cancer and their courage to fight for life! I love you all and I miss you like crazy.

The Colon Club Colondar 2011 Photo Shoot

                                       Erika, Molly, Krista and Suzie

Just home from an amazing week end with colon cancer survivors!  The 2011 Colondar photos have been taken and will be released on September 1st.  I just added 12 people to my family, and cannot imagine what life would be without having met them.  More to follow.....

Humpty Dumpty

Well there is an old nursery rhyme that goes something like this: Humpty Dumpty Sat on a wall; So I decided to sit next to him.  Humpty Dumpty had a great Fall; Exactly 4 1/2 years ago I fell into the world of Cancer.  All the kings horses and all the kings men could not put Humpty together again; But today I sit and celebrate how I was made whole again!  Still Cancer Free and celebrating every day.  However, i have chosen to stay around the world of cancer, supporting, uplifting and helping others as they pick up the pieces, and I am so thankful for this opportunity.

Oh how I wish cancer were just a nursery rhyme, make believe, and how I dream to say "THE END" to this disease  or  that we all will live "HAPPILY EVER AFTER"  never ever having to know what cancer is or how it affects our loved ones.  My prayer is that one day this will happen!