In September of 2001, I was diagnosed with advanced fallopian tube cancer, a rare cancer treated like ovarian cancer. The survival rate for my cancer was 15-25%. I was determined to change that rate to 100%. I read and researched everything that I could. I made notes, wrote down questions, pored over reports, and looked up medical terms. I educated myself. I endured eighteen months of chemotherapy. I learned a lot about what really mattered in life.

I had the idea for © My Journey Journals after finding that writing about life’s challenges helped me to make it through them. By keeping a journal, I was able to reflect on where I’d been and find hope for the future.

Hopefully a My Journey Journal can help do the same for you or someone you know or love.

Dj Midgett

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