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Mankind&#39;s attempt to build and patch over. Then nature takes over.

I&#39;m an avid photographer, so you can imagine my joy when I was able to capture this little Pine Warbler in flight. This little bird reminded me of how I felt when first diagnosed with breast cancer. I was devastated and felt so broken. I wanted to fly far away and escape. After having both breasts removed, my self-esteem plummeted. Now that treatment is over and I look at the photo again today, I am reminded that life has gone on and I have been able to recover. I&#39;m getting stronger and stronger every day, and one day soon I&#39;ll fly again! No longer will I feel like a timid little broken bird. I&#39;ll soar.

After Cancer, You Will Fly Again

This is the trail I walk alone to think and reflect on this cancer journey I&#39;ve been on.&nbsp;

The long Trail

Old Brick Wall

Old Brick Wall

By Phil Parker

July 10th, 2016