Welcome to SBW everyone where I invite you all to hear me getting it off my chest – literally and figuratively. This site is all about Breast Cancer. I invite you to comment at the end of any post, and most of all – share with me as I enter into this journey – My Journey.

I am so glad to have your company for a while. Please pull up your chair, bring your coffee/tea or hot chocolate with you and share with me My Journey of how I became a Single Breasted Woman. I will share with you the comings and goings a little of my life before my diagnosis, at the time of my diagnosis and from there on in.

My intent here is to bring about more awareness of Breast Cancer to everyone – no matter whether you be male or female and no matter your age. Anyone can have it and we need to know how to deal with it. Right now it is not possible to prevent it. Though we can certainly catch it in the very early stages and treat it so that it can, hopefully, disappear completely. There are many women who have not only survived this horrible affliction, yet have lived many years to tell the tale. In one case, I found out about a woman who had breast cancer 35 years ago. She went on to have a very successful career after having a mastectomy.

My story so far is filled with lots of tears, confusion, sadness, and heart ache. However believe it or not, there is the lighter side to all of this journey. There is the happiness, the cloud 8 or 9 (depending upon where you are standing at the time), the relief, and joy that goes into ending treatments, trying new methods, meeting new friends, and simply – learning how to live a “normal” life again that in my opinion – will never be “normal” again, even though it appears so.

I welcome you on my voyage of discovery and hope that you will come back often to read my story and share it with your friends. You will also be able to comment on many of my posts. I welcome your comments with open arms.

Bright Blessings

Sandy Cee

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PS: Don’t forget to put the marshmallows in your hot chocolate..it does soothes the taste buds as the chocolate goes down…