Yes, chemo can suck. Nausea, fatigue, achy bones—it’s like a hangover without the party. But here’s your new superpower: you get to cancel anything that isn’t glorious. Forgot a birthday? Oops! You’re busy living your best life.
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Lean into the absurdity. When your hair falls out, throw a “bald is beautiful” photo shoot with wigs that look like rainbow unicorns. Laughter is a legal painkiller, and it’s way more fun than a pill bottle.
Let’s talk about the “M” word—Mortality
I know, I know. Mortality is the elephant in the room that nobody wants to pet. Here’s the plot twist: acknowledging that you’re mortal is the most liberating thing you can do. It lights a fire under your joy the way caffeine lights a fire under your early morning self.
Instead of thinking, “I might die,” think: “I might live—with gusto, right now.” You start saying yes to spontaneous dance parties in the kitchen. You say no to people who drain your soul. You become a curator of your own happiness.
