This is an exciting and special day not only because it marks one year since my liver resection surgery, but also because this post number 100 on my blog! Double yippee!
What started out as a way to keep in touch when my husband and I moved to China has turned into a resource for cancer survivors and illness sufferers. Oh and in-between, I chronicled six months of living in France. What a ride!
To commemorate the moment, I wanted to share a few of my favorite and most popular posts. It was really fun to look back. I love how this blog has served as a history of my life.
Thank you for reading. Here’s to the next 100!
Most popular posts:
Waiting for Hair: The Toll of Chemotherapy and Cancer
For me, losing my hair wasn’t hard — it was the waiting for it to grow back that has been the most challenging. And for the hair update, click here.
2014, 2015 & 2016
Living Universal Truths on My Cancerversy
September 1st is my cancerversy and the universe conspired for some incredible things to happen.
Testing My Confidence
My terrifying debut to the french language.
Belgium: More Than Beer and Chocolate
Christmas in Brussels, Bruges and Ghent.
My Night in a Brothel
Spending the night in a 24-hour Asian spa – sketchy or awesome? Both.
Favorite posts:
At the End of the World on Cancer Survivor’s Day
The Ordinary World
My journey through cancer and to the Camino de Santiago.
Lessons Learned in Advocating
Your life depends on not letting your guard down for a moment. Here are some of the important advocating lessons I’ve learned along the way.
Why I’m Kicking Italy to the Curb
Where my obsession with the Camino de Santiago all began. To read all my Camino posts, click here.
Holly visits China
Hol(l)y Crap
When one of my best friends visited me in China.
The Adventures of Henri & Moi
Driving a manual car in a foreign country is terrifying.
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