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It's All Over

Lukke1992
November 2013
It's all over, the hardest year of my life turning 21, it's meant to be a mild stone and a happy time in your life but sure hasn't been for me . Having open chest surgery, having a tumor removed then finding out it spread and having to have chemo 5 days a week for 6 months wasn't fun at all, but hey the treatment worked, it's all over now, i wont let cancer take the most important time of my life away from me, all i can say is it does get better. Now its time to move on to bigger and better things and enjoy life again 🙂
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Catherine251
Occasional Contributor
November 2013
What a terrible thing for you to have to deal with at an age that should be positive and fun. Well done on making it to the end. All the best for a bright and healthy future
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Jules2
Super Contributor
November 2013
Luke Good for you with not letting cancer get the better of you! Happy 21 by the way and Iam sorry you had to spend it in such a crappy way. Onwards and upwards! Julie
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