Reminders of spring
The weather in our part of the world today has been decidedly spring like. The sun appearing through the clouds as we were out and… Read More »Reminders of spring
Breast cancer
These posts catalogue my journey through my breast cancer journey. I was diagnosed in September 2018 and will post updates until such a time as the journey seems to be complete.
One of those shower pictures
I’m just back from my mum’s having been to do my post holiday visit. She has one of those large walk in showers that lend… Read More »One of those shower pictures
Boobs for BoobDay
I’ve been meaning to write about my boobs for ages. By that, I mean to give an update on where I am with regards breast… Read More »Boobs for BoobDay
Unwritten
The Revelations prompt for this week is Unwritten, a song by Natasha Bedingfield. I know the song, but have to admit never having listened properly… Read More »Unwritten
Hidden in plain sight
CW: Psychological effect of breast cancer This grainy, over exposed image taken by Master last summer in Spain, looks more like a painting than a… Read More »Hidden in plain sight
My breasts
Content Warning: This post includes a photo of a healing breast reconstruction and discussion about breast cancer and DIEP reconstruction. For 3 and a half… Read More »My breasts
Underwear
I wasn’t someone who particularly cared about what underwear I owned. That’s not to say I didn’t have some nice and matching stuff, such as… Read More »Underwear
Taking Stock – Breast Cancer and Preparing for Reconstruction
CW This post is about Breast Cancer and Reconstruction Surgery Until I had breast cancer myself, I never understood how this disease could affect a… Read More »Taking Stock – Breast Cancer and Preparing for Reconstruction
February in reflection
“Time spent in self-reflection is never wasted; it is an intimate date with yourself.” Paul TP Wong I’ve been taking photos at my mum’s every… Read More »February in reflection
Looking back, looking forwards
Looking Back This image was taken in France back in September 2020. When, we were luckier than most and were able to travel and take… Read More »Looking back, looking forwards