It is hard to start a new year in the middle of cancer treatment. That was the situation for me, and I recall grasping at anything positive I could find in the coming of a new year.
BY Kathy LaTour
PUBLISHED January 02, 2018
Kathy LaTour is a breast cancer survivor, author of The Breast Cancer Companion and co-founder of CURE magazine. While cancer did not take her life, she has given it willingly to educate, empower and enlighten the newly diagnosed and those who care for them.
It is hard to start a new year in the middle of cancer treatment. That was the situation for me, and I recall grasping at anything positive I could find in the coming of a new year.
I seem to always turn to humor when nothing else works, and I can remember thinking that after one more treatment, my hair would begin growing back in and, from everything I had heard, it would come back thicker.
Well, it did. But then it gradually fell out and my fine, thin hair was back
I seem to always turn to humor when nothing else works, and I can remember thinking that after one more treatment, my hair would begin growing back in and, from everything I had heard, it would come back thicker.
Well, it did. But then it gradually fell out and my fine, thin hair was back
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