My pain and deep depression that was triggered was around the loss of my fertility, my deep desire to be a Mother. I am happy to write and say, I am now a Mother!! A breastfeeding Mother (on the Left)
To the sweetest, giggly, kind spirited baby. I am over the moon. I have found the love of my life in her, and her Father.
To the sweetest, giggly, kind spirited baby. I am over the moon. I have found the love of my life in her, and her Father.
Healing takes time. My book will take time. I needed to be a Mother, to find a place of joy, to write it. There is Hope in the Cancer Journey. We all find it at different times. Mine was found as my newborn was brought to my chest for the first time. In my reclaimed body. In my reclaimed life.
1 comment:
Dear Heather,
You and I don't know each other but I have just recently gone through a breast cancer scare with my younger sister and that is how I found these blogs. I have read YOUR blog from beginning to your last post and am soooo THRILLED for you to hear you are a mommy after all you have been through!!
I was hoping (selfishly I know--sorry) that you would have updated occasionally because I am just so happy for you and your husband and also, I am thinking your beautiful baby girl may very well be a big sister by now.
You are a courageous lady--strong at the broken places, and I have appreciated your honesty as you shared your journey via your blog.
Also, you make me want to get healthy--and be brave enough to go for a massage. It sounds heavenly!
I bet the Pacific northwest is beautiful. We have had a few days of warmer weather here in Maine. It is making me wish for spring and its season of renewal!
Hugs,
Lori
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