
The Photo above is myself and my fiancĆ©, he shaved his hair for me to raise money for my charity, Thatās also my cheap Ā£15 Ebay wig works wonders under a hat š also in the photo Jayne a friend of mine who helped shave everyoneās hair , I personally think she took great pleasure in it getting some of the guys back š thank you Jayne and thank you to my amazing fiancĆ© I love you.
Here goes:
I created my original working girl life blog to write, to share all the things I love, and express myself. Little did I know 2 years down the line I would be writing about my breast cancer journey.
Social media, share your story right? The good and the bad be honest and open. I chose to do just that to share my cancer journey. Why? Support yes but Not for sympathy, you can keep that away, but for these reasons āgone off roadingā
- For me. Writing frees space in my mind. Being open and honest allows me to be honest with myself. Read and think, āIāve got thisā
- For others going through this journey, āstrength in numbersā seek comfort and allow others not to feel alone and help to understand that talking openly really does help ease the pain.
- For others that donāt like the look of the ācā word, Itās all too real? Well it is. I never thought āit would happen to meā I had a stereotype of Cancer, what I quickly realised once diagnosed is that I had it all wrong. Allow me to show anyone with the same stereotypes, your wrong.
- Awareness. Raise awareness. If others check and become more aware of breast cancer then this has all been worth it. Even itās just that one person who never checked their breasts (like myself) and they do now, well Iāve succeeded in what I set out to do with my blog. To get the right attention yes but not to āseekā attention this is not in my nature.
Hi Sarah
Sutch a brave wee lassie we are all in your corner so stay strong
Robbie x
Thank you Robbie hope you are well! Hope to see you soon…next year when Iām outa this and better šŖš» xx