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This one time at little pink camp…

This one time at little pink camp…

…I met the founder of this amazing organization, the incredible volunstars and eight other families who were going through this crazy journey called cancer.  We laughed a lot, we cried just a little bit and I believe some strong friendships were made.

On November 3rd we drove to Tahoe.  We arrived at this Baptist Church at four thirty in the evening to get checked in to our Little Pink Retreat.  We were greeted by some men outside and then some volunstars (a little pink volunteer) in the foyer and the founder of Little Pink.  They were all so friendly and welcoming.  I got to meet a few of the people that I had been facebooking with so it was nice to finally see them in person. Read More

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Hello again my friends,

Hello again my friends,

It’s been over a month since my last post so I figured it’s time to update you all and start writing again on a regular basis.

So just in case you missed the memo, I made it through surgery and they could not find any cancer in my tissue!!! Read More

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Be The Difference

You can make a difference.

Medical care is not cheap. Chemo alone was billed at $350,000. No, that’s not a typo 🙂 Even with insurance, we’re left to pay thousands.  Some of the initial tests were all out-of-pocket and very expensive. Your donation goes directly to Tamika’s Medical Bills from Breast Cancer Treatment. There are no administrative fees or corporations taking dollars here – this is as real as it gets. Read More

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I’m Cancer Free!!!

I got my pathology results from the surgery today – I am completely cancer free! No signs of tumor tissue and no cancer cells in any of the lymph nodes – a Pathological Complete Response!!! I’ll share more details as I recover from surgery.

Love you all 
-Tamika

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Surgery Day

Yesterday was an eventful day. I went in to the imaging center at 8am to get a wire placement. If you don’t know what that is (i didn’t either), it’s when they put a thin wire into your breast that points to the metal marker. This is helps the surgeon know the exact tumor location. Read More