You all know how I love a good milestone or anniversary. The little letter that traveled around the world is 2 years old today, and I am so grateful for the awareness and advocacy opportunities it has brought me! Recently, the amazing Media and Public Relations team at The University of Kansas Health System invited me into the studio to record a video version of my letter. It was a very powerful experience for me since it had been a very long time since I had even read it- and (if you’ll allow me a quick humble brag) I was still just as proud of it as I was on day one when I wrote it all out in about 20 minutes during my kids’ naptime on a random Sunday afternoon, just a few months after I was diagnosed. I’ve grown as a person a million times over since that day, but the feelings are still the same. Wouldn’t change a word.
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The letter has reached millions of people in 176 countries, translated in at least 3 languages that I know of, and has been seen on several media outlets. See where it’s traveled here
Here Comes the Sun 
Makes me cry every timidity’s read it.
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Brings me to tears because I empathize so much with how real cancer becomes when it is yours no matter how much we think we know. Having lost my mother to cancer at age 16, I was shocked at my colon cancer diagnosis at age 57. I still grapple with some weird form of survivor’s guilt because with stage 2 I didn’t require the torture of radiation or chemotherapy. I wish you and yours the best.
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