
The Plunge
Emily, my current-but-soon-to-be-former boss at the yoga studio where I work, pulls up in front of my house and sends me a text, “Here!” I
Navigating dual primary cancer—one step, one rep, one breath at a time.
by Alli Houseworth

Emily, my current-but-soon-to-be-former boss at the yoga studio where I work, pulls up in front of my house and sends me a text, “Here!” I

Moving a billion times and somehow ending up having your stage three cancer removed at the same hospital where you were born. Being admitted to

Thank you to those of you who’ve reached out with this question! First of all, it’s a really good one. I realize I could have

I got my pathology report back sooner than expected and was able to speak with my colorectal oncologist, Dr. Cannon, about it. After cutting the

I’m one week out from my Lower Anterior Resection (LAR) surgery and things are going well so far. My surgery was done with the da

If I had to summarize the three weeks since my last diagnosis and treatment update I’d say it’s been about wrapping one thing up and

I turn and let the shower water hit my shoulders, my back. I reach up and wipe my eyes, puffy from two days of crying.

“But if I see you again, it’ll be by choice,” my plastic surgeon said in our last post-op. “Correct,” I replied. “Not because of a

What’s your next surgery? My next surgery is a Lower Anterior Resection (LAR), scheduled for Tuesday, July 28th. It’s perhaps the biggest piece of the

Having cancer and feeling fine. Treating cancer and feeling like shit. Having someone sit down next to you at the pedicure drying station (PS you
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Navigating dual primary cancer—one step, one rep, one breath at a time.