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I was just looking something up and then I saw myself...... how cool! How thankful I am to be built to beat cancer 🥰💕

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This puppy demands a chair!

Happy Family!

My original breasts were taken away, but I am here. Stronger than ever. I do feel like a Warrior Princess.💗

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I did what I thought would be unimaginable. I am proud to say I inspire myself. I dug in the deepest place I could and had as much fun as I could with a cancer diagnosis and treatment. My friends, boyfriend, and family also inspired me by showing up when I needed them the most. Actually, we are all capable of the unimaginable. I have always been fearless, and this pushed me farther than I ever could have envisioned.

I heard a voice that told me to get the BRCA Gene mutation test because I knew it ran in my family but I had never planned on getting the test and I knew my dad tested positive around 10-15 years ago. Turns out I already had breast cancer tumors and didn’t even know it when I took the test. When the test came back positive, I was referred to an oncologist at Emory for screenings and my first mammogram even though I am under 40. I was considerer high risk now. My oncologist felt a lump in my left breast and a biopsy later confirmed it was a cancerous tumor. A MRI picked up a tumor in my right breast that the mammogram didn’t pick up. A biopsy confirmed it was also cancer. I am so grateful listened to that voice, and it could have saved my life. Who knows what would happened if I didn’t listen and go get that test and if someone wasn’t looking out for me 💗🙏🏼🙌🏼 Breast Cancer Awareness



American Breast Care

Have you ever wanted to try yoga? Do you feel intimidated going to a big class? If so, join us! This class will run 4 weeks and will have 5 students max! Please email [email protected] to reserve your spot.
8:30am-9:30am
May 13th, May 20th, June 3rd, June 10th

Happy Two Year Anniversary to US❤️

cut my hair today. It had to be done and I was ready. Plus, I am so happy how fast my hair is growing and it represents so much health. After my haircut I taught a senior yoga class. The ladies said, “You cut your hair! I said, “Yes, my hair felt like chemo hair and was ready.” One of the ladies didn’t know I had chemo, and I shared, I had breast cancer. She told me, I was too young. I almost started crying right there. I did have tears in my eyes, but held it together. My hair cut then made me think of cancer. During class I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror when I wasn’t excepting to and I was like wow, look at that beautiful women. Now my short hair now represents strength, health, and being young, fun & alive. 💗🙏🏼🤘🏻❤️🤩

And we will do just that today 5:45p-6:45pm

Excited to share this time with you, move through a spring flow, and manifest as a group 🙏🏼 Namaste Yogis! 😊💗

Still growing! I still had bald spots in Feb and look at it now. One of my biggest fears was my hair taking 6 months to grow back because that is what I was told. It goes to show, I am not a statistic and you aren’t either. ❤️

Working with what i got! Even my bald spot on top is filling in!

What does an average day look like for me? Well, that can vary. As soon as I was diagnosed, my survival instincts were more present than anything else. I have always enjoyed a clean home but I started thinking about clean in a new way. No shoes inside, and good weekly cleanings. Anything toxic in my life had to go and that includes germs, unhealthy relationships, and food toxins. It is overwhelming to make changes all at once, so I recommend making one change at a time. It is manageable for me to have a deep cleaning day once a week and maintenance during the week!

I am working out and loving Pink at Piedmont, which is a program for Breast Cancer Patients once done with treatment.
Working out is a huge part of my recovery because of the endorphins, circulation, and gaining my strength back. I didn’t realize that recovery and grieving would go hand in hand for me. My diagnosis, surgeries, and chemotherapy all happened fast, and I was in survival mode for 6 months. I look back now and can’t believe that was me, and that I went through all of that, and I did it with a smile most days. It is hard to wrap my head around the diagnosis. Journaling, meditation, yoga, working out, being outside with my dogs, walks outside, guitar, essential oils, baths, crying, & minimizing technology are all part of my therapy right now so I can recover. It has been almost a month since my body started recovering so I am also working on having patience. ☀️

Look at it GROW!

It’s growing back! Beautiful sign of health ❤️

I am in new territory. Recovery. This part is just as hard. My body isn’t the same and neither is my energy level. Patience, self-care and learning how to say, “no”
are a few things I am working on.
Some women say it takes six months to a year to feel 💯
In the meantime, I will continue to tell myself this is temporary 💗

Chemo, Cold Capping, and the rest of my Hair! You can view it on my YouTube Channel, www.youtube.com/carimoskow

Christmas Night, had a burst of creative energy and Abbie likes the fire. 🐾🎤🎼

Smooching in the buffet line. Christmas Eve Dinner!

Bye Bye Port!!!

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I have also included a free meditation ❤️🙌🏼 ☝🏼Blog link is in Bio

I rang the bell, but can’t dance the night away yet. Recovering from my last round and I have round the clock care with these two. 💕

When Dr. Friend cleared me for the last round of chemo, and then I cried a little.

A glimpse of the night before my last chemotherapy session. It is filled with love. Love from my best friend and love from boyfriend. Love in the food we prepared that I strategically picked out because of the vitamins my body needs. Love from my sparking water in a wine glass because that is how I roll these days.
I have a big few weeks ahead of me and it has been a life changing year. Honestly, everything happened so fast I don’t think I even fully processed everything yet because I went into one mode, and I chose Life.
and Brian, so happy to share this night with you and here is to many more❗️🙌🏼✨❤️

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Marked Safe on Black Friday

Day #54 of

Drive by photo....Brian drove by and took this priceless shot of our pack walk. We all need a pack. A huge lesson I learned this year is to let my pack help and love me. I use to think I had do everything myself. A true super hero knows when it’s time to take a break and let others take care of her.

Day #47 of
One minute I feel like I am a superhero and the next a superhero that needs to rest

It is way better to party a little in the chemo chair! One more session to go! 🥰