I'm a survivor

I found out on April 15th(yes tax day) 2010 that I had breast cancer. I had my surgery on May 13th and was told that it had spread to a lympnode but only 1 of the 10 that was removed. I had 6 chemo treatments, lost my hair after the 2nd treatment and then had 33 treatments of radiation. Thoughout all of this I fought harder than I have ever fought and placed it in God's hands to see me through.

This is why I am here 2 years later as a SURVIVOR. I have met a lot of people that have fought the same battle as I have and have gotten very involved with raising money to help others that will go though this horrible disease. I did not ask for cancer but when I was told I had it, it made me realize that I was strong and could beat this and if you are reading this and think you cannot make it, believe me you can.

I have great doctors that were there and gave me the best treatment. I cannot thank my doctors, family and my friends for being there pushing me every step of the way. I will be doing the cancer walk in my town this October with my teammates to raise money to help others and it is so rewarding to do this each year.

Jacqueline
Hagerstown, MD