2 years?! 🫶🏽 I cant really put into words how life has felt ever since. It’s like my life only really began from that moment. Diagnosed with stage 4 Blood cancer at 20 was something I would have never imagined for myself, I mean, nobody does. The words came with so much negativity, sadness, pressure and limitations but through it all, it ended up being the one thing that taught me the most about myself & about the art of life. About how to express & about how to truly & honestly be myself in this world. I’m not fully there, I feel like there is never enough learning we can do in our lifetime but I’m happy for where I am. I’m so happy to be here & to have experienced the most beautiful human connections & experiences in these past 2 years. Our world can change so quickly in ways we can’t even imagine so I’d just like to express that there is so much beauty between the cracks of life. Putting aside the superficial, ego filled and career driven ways of living, the most simple things hold so much value. Our health, our happiness, our friends, our loved ones, our passions. Remember to live a life that you look back on remembering you thought & led with love first. Don’t forget to nurture your human side & love those close to you. Thank you to everyone who has showed me love, supported my work & never gave up on me. I love y’all. Here’s to life & a crazy carni weekend 🤪 🫶🏽 #hodgkinslymphoma #hodgkinslymphomasurvivor #bloodcancer #cancersucks