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Team Betsie

The Here and Now

  • zoeantoniawhite
  • Mar 31
  • 1 min read

Last week, Betsie went through her high-dose chemotherapy — something we had been building up to for a while, knowing it wouldn’t be easy. And yet, here we are, just days later, and she is doing so incredibly well. It almost feels surreal to say it out loud, but things are genuinely looking good right now.


She’s brighter, more comfortable, and even finding the energy to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine. There’s something so healing about those quiet moments — fresh air, warmth on her face, a sense of normality that we hold onto tightly. After everything her body has been through, seeing her like this feels nothing short of amazing.


Of course, alongside that hope sits a quiet awareness. We know this isn’t the end of the road. Treatment comes in waves, and experience has taught us that there will likely be more challenges ahead — more hurdles, more difficult days, and moments where things feel heavy again.


But right now, we’re choosing to stay here in this moment.


We’re embracing the good days for exactly what they are — a chance to breathe, to smile, to feel a little lighter. There’s no certainty in what comes next, but there is comfort in the present, and that’s where we’re putting our energy.


For now, things are looking up. And for now, that is more than enough.

 
 
 

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