Posts tagged cancer
5 LESSONS LEARNED FROM CERVICAL CANCER
5 LESSONS LEARNED FROM CERVICAL CANCER

Five years ago today, I lay in a hospital bed with my insides torn out, my body broken, and my life torn apart from cervical cancer. Today, I am considered cured. I am cancer free. On my five year anniversary, I want to share the five greatest lessons that I learned from this experience.

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LifeSarah Roshancancer, cervical cancer, cancer survivor, 5 years cancer free, HPV, cancer surgery, cancer recovery, cancer shame, shame, 5 lessons from cancerComment
DISCOVERING MY PURPOSE: A COMMUNITY FOR PARENTS WITH CANCER
DISCOVERING MY PURPOSE: A COMMUNITY FOR PARENTS WITH CANCER

Knowing my purpose, like knowing myself, is a work-in-progress. There have been a few moments in my life that were defining…

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Life, CareerSarah Roshanpurpose, work in progress, cancer, melanoma, medical scare, social work, oncology, life-threatening, cancer surgery, family, care, counseling, parents with cancer, feather foundation, parents with serious illness, cancer resources, cancer foundation, cancer care, cancer recovery, Dr. Meredith Hemphill RudenComment
CANCER, FEAR & CHOOSING TO SKIP THE SMALL TALK
CANCER, FEAR & CHOOSING TO SKIP THE SMALL TALK

It was four years ago now, when I heard the words that I needed to hear. The words that no one ever longs to hear, and yet they were the beginning of my recent awakening and transformation. If you’ve ever had a cancer scare or lost someone to cancer, then maybe you can relate to my story.

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LifeSarah Roshansmall talk, cancer, biopsy, vulnerable, real talk, tumor, breast, breast cancer, nodule, meaningful conversations, relationships, no regrets, imperfections, self-loveComment