
I am an extremely proud, yet incredibly angry, 28-year-old cancer survivor. I think it's important to write about the dark side of illness. Not ALL survivors are happy and determined and full of smiles. Sometimes, it's okay to say "FU@K YOU" to cancer, life, and even God.
I'm not enlightened and don't know the answer to happiness. Right now I only know rawness, anger, and my honest, gut reactions to events beyond my control.
If you feel lost, angry, scared, or just plain want to say, "FU@K cancer," please read my online journal:
http://www.cancerlifeandme.com
At the very least, you may end up feeling not so alone.
Comments
Be Thankful
You have a right to be angry, but you shoul also be thankful that you are alive. We are given a second chance and for that we have to be grateful. Let's just focus on the positive. Let's see this as a test of our strenght. I am sure that after all this you will be an all rounder stronger person. We learn to be more appreciative of life. Let's just trust God and live life to its fullest. I t will get better for you. I understand your feelings but anger doesn't help.