Surviving cancer

2010-02-03T16:34:00.000-08:00

I am a cancer patient, and I’ve been fighting the disease since I was diagnosed with an elisa kits eight months ago. I am 21 years old now and the cancer keeps coming back. But I never regret that God gave me this disease, because I know He has greater plans for me. I always believe that there is life after death, and I find it very promising because God will soon gave me another life. Too bad I’m going to miss my mom and dad but to look at the brighter side; my life will reset and start new.

At first when I found out that I have cancer, the first thing I thought was, “will I ever get that chance to feel loved?” I mean, I have never been kissed nor touched in my whole life, and how I wish before death knocks at my door, my prince charming would kiss me. But still, I hope to live my life to the fullest; hence I’m always optimistic that this is only a test to surpass the touch of God.

Now I am recovered and still searching for my long lost love. The disease gave me a new life and I will always remember the time when God gave me this unforgettable experience. He gave me another chance to redeem myself.

Authors Bio

2009-10-29T19:41:00.000-07:00

Zara Macvitie is a 20 year-old student from an exclusive school in Arizona. After two years of working as a regular staff, Zara Macvitie decided to enter to world of business. She often sells wholesale items on malls like apparels and jewelries.

But then, apart from her successful career as a businesswoman, she was diagnosed for having cancer cells in her left breast. All of a sudden, her business barred down and has been ended. There are agencies that sponsor her medication. Some of them donate cash while others donate medical testing devices like IFA and elisa test kit. Luckily, this simple yet sturdy gal survived.

For almost 3 years of medication, she recovered. As of now Zara Macvitie hosts several issues for women such as breast cancer and women’s abuse. She’s now taking social working course as well. After all, Zara Macvitie realizes that in every darkness there’s a light. Being a cancer patient is very disappointing yet she overcomes the pain.