Barbara Majeski

um that's young to be diagnosed and um were the doctors telling you like get your stuff in order i mean was it that kind of that kind of diagnosis it was like we're going to see where we're at or they're saying you're going to beat this like where was your head based on the information you're getting stage three is a dicey one but it's better than stage four um they were they i have had very strong odds for sure but there's

um that's young to be diagnosed and um were the doctors telling you like get your stuff in order i mean was it that kind of that kind of diagnosis it was like we're going to see where we're at or they're saying you're going to beat this like where was your head based on the information you're getting stage three is a dicey one but it's better than stage four um they were they i have had very strong odds for sure but there's

I had great odds. I think, you know, anything that's not stage four, I think I had great, great her odds of survivorship. Um, so it was more of like, don't get, you just get, get down to the work. Like I was like, I don't want to do chemo. And they're like, you know, that's, it's like a non negotiable. You got to have surgery, you got to have six months of chemo.

I had great odds. I think, you know, anything that's not stage four, I think I had great, great her odds of survivorship. Um, so it was more of like, don't get, you just get, get down to the work. Like I was like, I don't want to do chemo. And they're like, you know, that's, it's like a non negotiable. You got to have surgery, you got to have six months of chemo.

I had great odds. I think, you know, anything that's not stage four, I think I had great, great her odds of survivorship. Um, so it was more of like, don't get, you just get, get down to the work. Like I was like, I don't want to do chemo. And they're like, you know, that's, it's like a non negotiable. You got to have surgery, you got to have six months of chemo.

And you're I was young, I just finished the New York City marathon like the year before. I mean, I was not. I just wasn't really I was like, I did all the right things like this is very rude. And but the universe is always conspiring in your favor. When you can get through something there's in your favor. I like that. In a very serendipitous way.

And you're I was young, I just finished the New York City marathon like the year before. I mean, I was not. I just wasn't really I was like, I did all the right things like this is very rude. And but the universe is always conspiring in your favor. When you can get through something there's in your favor. I like that. In a very serendipitous way.

And you're I was young, I just finished the New York City marathon like the year before. I mean, I was not. I just wasn't really I was like, I did all the right things like this is very rude. And but the universe is always conspiring in your favor. When you can get through something there's in your favor. I like that. In a very serendipitous way.

I think I needed to, you grow through what you go through. I needed that in my life and the timing was crazy and it wasn't easy or fun, but it really allows you to take a good hard look at

I think I needed to, you grow through what you go through. I needed that in my life and the timing was crazy and it wasn't easy or fun, but it really allows you to take a good hard look at

I think I needed to, you grow through what you go through. I needed that in my life and the timing was crazy and it wasn't easy or fun, but it really allows you to take a good hard look at

at your life and what you want and who you are and how are you going to live your very best life like you're the master of your own destiny this is like you're in charge and it did i mean being confronted with your own mortality does give you this all right How do I live out the next best? If I get another shot and I survive cancer, what am I doing with it?

at your life and what you want and who you are and how are you going to live your very best life like you're the master of your own destiny this is like you're in charge and it did i mean being confronted with your own mortality does give you this all right How do I live out the next best? If I get another shot and I survive cancer, what am I doing with it?

at your life and what you want and who you are and how are you going to live your very best life like you're the master of your own destiny this is like you're in charge and it did i mean being confronted with your own mortality does give you this all right How do I live out the next best? If I get another shot and I survive cancer, what am I doing with it?

How am I living at the highest expression of myself? Chemo and me, we were no bueno. I did not do well in chemo. I got violently ill. And there was a moment where I was like, what if I don't make it? Like in the beginning, I'm like, I've got this. And I looked up the statistics and I'm like, if she survived this, I can survive that.

How am I living at the highest expression of myself? Chemo and me, we were no bueno. I did not do well in chemo. I got violently ill. And there was a moment where I was like, what if I don't make it? Like in the beginning, I'm like, I've got this. And I looked up the statistics and I'm like, if she survived this, I can survive that.

How am I living at the highest expression of myself? Chemo and me, we were no bueno. I did not do well in chemo. I got violently ill. And there was a moment where I was like, what if I don't make it? Like in the beginning, I'm like, I've got this. And I looked up the statistics and I'm like, if she survived this, I can survive that.

And then about on my eighth or ninth round of chemo, I was like, I need to take stock of this situation and get real with myself because this really does suck. And I had a funny revelation in that I was like, if I don't make this, what do I want my kids to remember about me? And I started reflecting on all these things. The Humanitarian Award is one of them. I put myself through college.

And then about on my eighth or ninth round of chemo, I was like, I need to take stock of this situation and get real with myself because this really does suck. And I had a funny revelation in that I was like, if I don't make this, what do I want my kids to remember about me? And I started reflecting on all these things. The Humanitarian Award is one of them. I put myself through college.

And then about on my eighth or ninth round of chemo, I was like, I need to take stock of this situation and get real with myself because this really does suck. And I had a funny revelation in that I was like, if I don't make this, what do I want my kids to remember about me? And I started reflecting on all these things. The Humanitarian Award is one of them. I put myself through college.