Weekly Wishes #1

I am a five year-breast cancer survivor. Sadly, there is no cure for breast cancer. In an effort to avoid a re-occurrence, I must set up a healthy relationship with my “mind, body and spirit.” No longer do I want to sabotage my survival, I am a Creation of God and must learn to Honor and Love “ME.”

My long-term WISHES as I embark upon this journey to live a Healthier Lifestyle are to “eliminate negative behaviors” and “implement positive actions.”

The following are WISHES I plan to fulfill during Week #1

Exercise – 30 to 60 minutes daily.
Hydrate – minimum eight glasses of water daily
Meditate – 20t o 30 minutes daily.
Sleep – 7 to 8 hours nightly.
Food – reduce/eliminate carbs, sugar, caffeine, fats, soda.

So excited to join other blogs like Stages of Gold and Postcards from Rachel as I tread down this path to a healthy and positive way of living.

Can’t wait to share the results of Week #1 with you on Monday, September 2.

Author: SeasonedSistah2

During this final season life, I am going on a journey to define "ME." Opening up and going outside of my comfort zone to redefine ME.. Exploring and pursuing new interests that will lead to personal happiness, serenity, and tranquility. In undertaking this mission, overcoming the FEAR is my greatest challenge. Fear has played a large role in my life, but I overcame the FEAR of breast cancer, chronic pain associated with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Fibromyalgia, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, and Sleep Apnea. My new mantra: FEAR has two meanings: "(1) Forget Everything And Run, or (2) Face Everything and Rise. The Choice is Mine." Blogging here I come ready or not!!! View all posts by SeasonedSistah2

5 thoughts on “Weekly Wishes #1”

The DIY Show says:

August 27, 2013 at 3:47 am

We celebrated my mom’s 5yr breast cancer free anniversary this past May. Thanks for sharing your courageous story. Best wishes!!

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1. seasonedsistah2 says:
  
  August 31, 2013 at 4:13 pm
  
  Wishing your Mom continued success. My Breast Cancer diagnosis changed my life the better. Since being diagnosed in 2008, I have been on a journey to improve the quality of my life. Daily, I seek out those things that will make ME a better person. It’s been working. My life is filled with peace, joy, and love. Thank you for your comment.
  
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furiouscuriouscancersurvivor says:

August 27, 2013 at 9:17 am

I will be entering the post-five year stage of my ex-cancer journey next October, ironically the pink month, Did those ads five years ago paid for by big Pharma make me get tested? Yes, they did..Here is one good deed the trillion dollar profits achieved. I will follow you to ripe old health…..with my own followers, naturally.

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lmarieallen says:

September 16, 2013 at 2:43 pm

Thanks for visiting my blog. It’s great to meet someone who is over the hump of a breast cancer diagnosis. You are right on in trying to make positive changes in your body and spirit to stay healthy. Congratulations!

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1. seasonedsistah2 says:
  
  September 18, 2013 at 4:34 pm
  
  The breast cancer diagnosis changed my outlook on life. I recognized that tomorrow is not promised and committed to living everyday to its fullness. I was seeking love, peace, joy, and a spiritual relationship. Thank you for sharing.
  
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