I am healed and 7 years into my survivorship. We have the power of life and death in our mouth. From diagnosis to now. I never spoke of the what if, only what I knew it would be. I learned a lot in my journey, and watching those around me. First you must advocate for yourself. Understand that as a patient you have a right to have a say so in all treatments and ect. Don’t be fearful to ask the doctors questions.

RMT was started while I was going through treatments, I found out there are many resources people going through cancer have no clue exists. I always found myself encouraging others and assisting them with understanding how and what to do during this time. I met people as I was sitting in the waiting room that needed a kind words,someone to hold their hand and ect. I wanted to share what I learned and used during my treatment that helped me. I didn’t know what my calling would be, but I knew it started with educating others.

After reviewing all my journals and hearing all the stories of those I have shared a step on two on this path, I decided to write a book. I will be sharing more of my journey and giving insight into how I battled and won. I want something for those in the fight who may not hear my voice personally, or get serviced by RMT to read my words and get encouraged and in fighting shape.