This past February has been the most difficult time for me and my family. I was diagnosed with breast cancer! Questions flooded my head like...why?, how?, when?, etc.

I was a wreck!!

After my diagnosis, everything felt like it came at me all at once. Appointment after appointment, test after more tests, chemotherapy, surgery. It felt like words that were being spoken to me was going in through one ear and out the other. 

I received so much love and support from my family and friends. I wanted, needed, to start this fight and do everything I can to rid of this cancer once and for all.

My battle had begun!

This was my opportunity to give all the strength that I had to beat this cancer. I had to do it! Not for me, but for my kids. They mean the world to me. I did not want them to see me weak or depressed. I did not want to show them that cancer beat me. I wanted to show them that I can do it and give it all that I've got. I'm not gonna lie, chemotherapy was difficult. Surgery and the road to recovery is also difficult, but I have to fight this disease. I will not let breast cancer kick my butt!

Thank you to the lord above for each day that I am here!! You've given me so much to live for.!

Please join me in the Susan G Komen More than Pink Walk or make a donation.