Chemotherapy

But then I also can't stay in the sun because of my skin condition.

But then Chemo made me even more susceptible to skin cancer than I already am.

So then in that, I've had two skin cancers removed since chemo.

It's just been a lot, a lot in two years.

And you guys, three weeks ago, my sister informed me that she had breast cancer.

And so my family all got together and talked about a playlist for why she goes through chemo.

and I suggested the Scrib and Give podcast.

And she actually said, well, yeah, when I had my MRI in that, I did listen to the Scrib and Give podcast.

Like what I tell a lot of women in the community is accepting the new normal is a process.

And how do we embrace that? And how do we process and push that through? And that's one of the reasons I actually have Dear Body, right? It's because so many women, unfortunately, go through Chemo, preventative surgeries, right, or induced menopause, you know, these are all things that we face in the community.

But how do you reclaim that femininity to say, I am beautiful, this is the new normal, and this is what I will look like for the rest of my life? And no, it's not something that's easy to accept over time, right? Over time, those feelings change.

are valid and allow yourself.

So I've got eight treatments, and I start a new medication.

I go from AC chemo.

I'm probably jumping so far ahead.

No, please.

Okay.

Please.

So I had four treatments of AC chemo.

And then my next treatment in two weeks, I will have Taxol.

I do wanna thank a couple of people, uh, at some point here.

Who was it? Chemo.

It was Chemo for rejoining after his gifted membership ran out after 30 days.

When somebody gifts a membership, they're paying for a membership for you for 30 days, and Chemo was like, "Why am I not a member anymore?" Well, somebody gifted you that membership.

You have to rejoin, and he did.

So thanks to @chemolac for sticking with it and becoming a member here on Clippers Talk.