Where they get the blood ready to go to the lab.

Where I go to get my pet scan. I'll find out all results in 2 days.

After battling cancer last year, I will be doing the 5K Race for the Cure for the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation to help raise money to find a cure. I don't want any other woman to ever have to battle this disease again. It is on April 15th and you will be seeing more pictures of the run and other Survivors!

Life after cancer is wonderful for me. I've learned so much through it all and want to share it with all.
I did this in a raw shot to get the bluish colors. It set the mood I was trying to create. And, although everything is coming up roses for me, it may not be for many others. The race is in a little over a week and I'm running this race to help as many women as I can to win their battle with breast cancer. It has been a little over a year when I was diagnosed and 2006 is the first year cancer free. I'm a Survivor and want to help eliminate this disease. God Bless all of you for your prayers and comments.

This little bear goes with me everywhere. A friend gave this to me when I was diagnosed and he's pretty beat up but he's my buddy. Reminds me of the friends that I'm blessed to have.

This is the drug I have to take everyday for the next 4 years. But, it keeps the cancer away! BTW, I'm feeling great! Ready to do the Race for the Cure. There will be a lot of pictures being posted after the race! Wish me luck!

This is Noel. He's the man that went to New Zealand last year for the Iron Man Triathalon. He raised money for me for my medical bills and for the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. He's now training again. Good luck, Noel! You are the best! I'd marry you if you'd let me! LOL!

Things I arranged to promote finding a cure for breast cancer. The bracelet symbolizes sisterhood, the heart symbolizes love for those who have gone through it, those who are now battling and those that have died from it. The butterfly represents the freedom of being a SURVIVOR.

The scar is where they cut me to put the port in so I could get my chemotherapy without having to find veins everytime I went in. It is now gone and just the scar remains. It is a reminder everyday of where I was a year ago.

Hair about 3/4 of an inch long...eyebrows back and so are my eyelashes! Whoo hoo!

Hair is back! I'm getting better everyday and am a SURVIVOR!!

Lisa is a breast cancer survivor. This is Lisa with her husband Jeff. Jeff actually was the one who shaved my head when my hair started falling out and Lisa was my support. You can tell he loves her with all his heart. Thank you, my friends, for being who you are!

This image is of an angel at the Harris HEB Hospital in Bedford,
TX. She is freeing the patients there of their illnesses and giving flight to the babies being born. This is the same hospital where I had my radical mastectomy surgery.

Jeanne is a friend who is battling the disease for the 2nd time. She is a strong and brave woman and an inspiration to me. I pray every day for her full recovery.