Glioblastoma Survivor Cheryl Rostek’s story of
Finding Hope in Life’s Hopeless and Impossible Situations.
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Being diagnosed with a terminal diagnosis or just facing many of life’s hardships is a battle that should not be waged alone. If you or someone you know is struggling to find hope in a seemingly hopeless situation I want to journey with you.
I was diagnosed with Glioblastoma, a grade 4 brain cancer, in October 2016 and typical survival rates are 12-16 months. I’m currently beating those odds and plan to keep beating them as there is so much to live for. Join me!
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Why everyone should embrace classic literature: from Jane Eyre to overcoming Glioblastoma
Everyone should read classics was the thought running amuck in my mind as Charlotte Brontë captivated me with Jane Eyre’s simple, yet substantial character. Admittedly, I was
Thin Places
Introduction When glioblastoma thrust me close to death I was intimately aware of the Divine. She was readily within reach; I touched the corner of Her cloak. Brain
The Dark Night of the Soul
Meeting with God “Where do you meet with God?” The leader of the meditation/spiritual circle I attend on Friday mornings asked. “Close your eyes and see what comes
Advent Letter 2023
“I’m very delighted to be with you in Advent. I look forward to hearing why it is ‘just the best ' for you :)” Lorie, my former spiritual
We Must Get Home
Anxiety Anxiety found me yesterday, making it difficult to cook dinner, squeezing my chest and this time churning in my gut. How odd my jaw is relaxed I
“This Heart that Broke So Long”
Hello community, I'm Okay! It's been a long time. I've had people reach out since it's been so long since I've posted anything, and ask if I'm doing