Positivity is Key

A lot of people ask me how I deal with cancer, and every time my answer will always stay the same: I think positively.  That's what I did even before I was diagnosed, using positive thinking is a great thing to do in any situation.  Even in your deepest, darkest times, there is always a bright side.  It may be small, it may be hard to see, but it's there, and if you can find it, you know that things aren't all bad.  It's also important to know that it can always be worse, even in my situation, I think hey, I still have a kick ass family, I have all my limbs, it's not terminal cancer, but most importantly I WILL GET BETTER. I take it one day at a time, and each day that goes by, is a day closer to health.  There are so many positive thoughts, that I tell my self each and every day, and I have gotten quite good at it, but for the days that I forget, I have my supporters.  You know who you are.  So to any one that is reading my blog that may be struggling in some way, shape, or form, this is my suggestion to you.