What I said to someone in TB advocacy yesterday when they said they needed to step away for a bit applies to you:
"[CW: Stating the obvious]
Married to an animal rescuer who just had a hip replacement and I'm a TB survivor now undergoing chemo for a fortunately treatable and small tumor...so (please) trust me when I say if you don't take care of, be good to yourself, the amount of good you can do for others....
No shame. Take care of yourself. Pax."
You're one of the people I think of when I'm looking for reasons (besides the favorable prognosis) to deal with the chemo, and keep at it. Knowing there are people willing to fight for good in spite of everything is f---ing inspiring. But take care of yourself first.
What I said to someone in TB advocacy yesterday when they said they needed to step away for a bit applies to you:
"[CW: Stating the obvious]
Married to an animal rescuer who just had a hip replacement and I'm a TB survivor now undergoing chemo for a fortunately treatable and small tumor...so (please) trust me when I say if you don't take care of, be good to yourself, the amount of good you can do for others....
No shame. Take care of yourself. Pax."
You're one of the people I think of when I'm looking for reasons (besides the favorable prognosis) to deal with the chemo, and keep at it. Knowing there are people willing to fight for good in spite of everything is f---ing inspiring. But take care of yourself first.