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I Will Survive!

  by kristin2216, Age 21-30, Female, clearwater, fl, usa


May 08, 2007  1:31:59 pm GMT

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My Struggle

I am a single mother and I am fighting cancer for the second time since 2003.

When I Realized I Needed to Rally!

My name is Kristin and yes I am a cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with sarcoma cancer for the first time in November of 2003 at only 26 years of age. I am now 29 years of age and in January of 2007 I was diagnosed with sarcoma cancer yet again. Only this time, I have to fight harder. I am a single mother of two small children, Courtney is now 7 years old and Justin is now 5 years old. The first time they had no idea what was going on, but this time it is not that easy. The hardest thing of all is to hear them ask me “If I am going to go meet god in heaven soon”. I feel like the presence of a ghost is in the room as I tell them “ No my angels, mommy is not going anywhere anytime soon”. I know that I am not, but try to tell them that without them thinking you are not being truthful. I have a 90% chance to survive my cancer, but right now I am fighting to keep the use of my left arm. My doctor asked me why is it so important for me to keep the use of my arm if I still have my life? The answer to that is easy for me, “I want the use of my arm for only one reason and that is so I can pick up my children and hug them like I always have”. I reflect on the day when cancer became part of me in the way that nothing should have ever done. All I know is that I will not let this cancer control me. All in the end, when you can say "I am a survivor", you know that you have been touched by the grace of god. But you never can loose site of those angels he had to call upon. I now say a prayer daily for those angels he called upon and I also give thanks for every breath I take, for every kiss and hug I give my children, for every chance I get to see them laugh and smile and for the life that I have to live. Because of him I am a survivor than and because of him I will be again.

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