One simple step I make on my
walk with breast cancer is choosing a positive mindset. What I say to myself
matters! In fact, it’s critical to my success, particularly through a grueling
treatment like chemotherapy and recovering from surgery.
I want to feed my mind and spirit good things. Of course, like anyone, I have my down moments, but when I do, I eventually snap out of them and return to positive thoughts.
I want to feed my mind and spirit good things. Of course, like anyone, I have my down moments, but when I do, I eventually snap out of them and return to positive thoughts.
I hang a list of positive
affirmations on my bathroom mirror and repeat them throughout the day.
I also like to listen to Joel
Osteen. I love him! He’s very inspiring! On the way to my surgery, I listened
to his podcast, “Have a Positive Mindset.” It really helped me because I was SO nervous! But I set my mind on higher things, confident that it would all work
out. And it did!
Here’s a video of one of his
many uplifting sermons:
I also highly recommend his
book, The Power of I Am.
It’s a choice to think
positive, especially when it’s easy to feel sad and defeated...It's cancer. And that’s okay, too; it’s just that I don’t want to stay in that space.
I choose to set my mind on
higher things. Yes, I'm healthy! Yes, I'm already healed!
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