Fierce Warrior

Treatment day… taking a break from 3 of the meds for 6 weeks! The absolute best team.. Atlanta Cancer Care & Emory! Building up this immunity for great things to happen! 😬

Blessed to be a Warrior! I’ll claim it! 💪❤️💪
6 month visit! Results TBA.
Thank you Cindy Radler! Xoxo

What a day… very grateful for my medical needs being met! I do not take this blessing lightly! Due to being very sick (last 3 weeks) my numbers were not great! Erghhh🩸

WOW…
Birthday Bash, Treatment, flying to Dallas to see our ❤️ people! So grateful for all of the LOVE! It takes a village and we are beyond blessed! Hang tight Emily Boynton & Zachary Boynton…..✈️ we are on our way!

Always moving forward by HIS goodness! Numbers were legit today! Pressing in! 💪

One of the hardest parts of life after blood cancer or transplant isn’t always the treatment.

It’s the moment you realise…

You’re not the same person you were before.

Your body feels different.
Your priorities change.
Your outlook and perspective on life shifts.

For a while I struggled with that.

I kept thinking about the life I had before MM.

But slowly I realised something important.

I wasn’t supposed to become the old version of myself again.

I was learning to become a new version of myself.

A version that:

• values time differently
• listens to their body more
• appreciates the small moments
• understands what truly matters

And the biggest step in moving forward was learning to accept and even love this new version of myself that God created!

Surviving changes you.

But change doesn’t have to mean losing who you are.

Sometimes it’s the beginning of discovering who you’re becoming and that it’s time to thrive not survive!

If you’ve been through this journey, have you felt that shift too? It’s Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month… send up a prayer for those who are in need! ♥️

Silent Killer… Be your own #1 advocate! ♥️

March awareness month! ❤️

Multiple Myeloma March Awareness Month! ❤️

Grateful Monday! ♥️
Grateful to be able to manage this cancer!
Very grateful for… my husband /caretaker, our community, hikes, treatment, sourdough cake & pasta! Life is grand…look up!