Elen Hughes says:

May 4, 2018 at 6:55 am

I am so glad that you’re doing well. I am also a nurse, live in the UK and have been living with Breast Cancer for 10 years, Stage 4 for two years. I am now 47. When you went quiet I got very worried.
I am largely living a full and active life. My secondaries are in my bone but I’m lucky that they don’t cause pain.
Much love

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Kehly says:

May 4, 2018 at 1:03 pm

Wow look at all those!! You did great and deserve all the recognition!! I look up to you each and everyday and I can only imagine how much your kids look up to you after this journey. Love you to the moon and back! ☀️

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- Lindsay Norris says:
  
  May 4, 2018 at 11:09 pm
  
  😘 thanks LK
  
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theodore grunza says:

May 4, 2018 at 5:49 pm

Awesome!! Glad you got all that recognition! This list does not mention the several articles in other languages too! glad you are doing well. can[t wait to read the next project. I recommend everyone to go out and read some of the articles.

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Grayson Moore says:

May 9, 2018 at 12:03 am

Hi Lindsay! Just ran across your latest post on FB. My name is Grayson, I’m a nurse as well in North Carolina. I was diagnosed with Stage 2 Colorectal CA at 28 in June 2015. I am also a Colorectal Cancer Survivor! Our stories are very similar. I had an ovarian transposition, followed by 28 days of oral chemotherapy and radiation. Proctectomy with temporary ostomy, followed by 5 cycles of oral chemotherapy and then an ostomy takedown. I am now 18 weeks pregnant with my first child, a healthy baby boy, who was conceive naturally without fertility treatment! Anything is possible! You are an inspiration. Thanks for sharing your story!

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