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In February 2012, I was diagnosed with two cancers of the blood: Stage 4 Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma and Stage 3 Multiple Myeloma. 3 years later, in December, 2015, I got breast cancer: Invasive Ductal Carcinoma.
This website, which includes my blog, my podcast, my videos, my book, and other services that I provide, is an attempt to share my journey with you from a place of vulnerability – – my fears, my hopes and the countless blessings along the way. I hope that my experiences will give you the courage and optimism to battle through your own difficulties and challenges.
Like the Mighty Oak Tree whose leaves and branches are constantly tested by the wind, these cancers have tested my strength beyond measure. With your continued prayers and support, and with God’s grace, I will embrace this journey – and all its learnings and blessings – with hope and love.
– Munira
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Four Thousand Weeks
January 25, 2023. Today is my birthday – the day I was born, 64 years ago. I have no idea where the time has flown …
The Surfer’s Mindset
Today I started Cycle 2 of my treatment for relapsed Multiple Myeloma. I’m inspired to start this Cycle with a different mindset – the Surfer’s Mindset, or the Surfer Mentality.
Deep Meaningful Conversations
Wasaga Beach, Ontario – December 27, 2022. One of my most favourite holiday traditions is to come together as a family and reflect on the …
A Regular Day at the Hospital
January 3, 2023 – – Today was Day 3 of the new treatment at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, and I am beginning to get …
Living in the moment
Being around Mos and Amaal is a delightful reminder that life is about living in the moment. These two precocious 18 month old toddlers have …
Day 1 Treatment
Toronto, December 20, 2022 – After 3 years of the myeloma behaving, I relapsed and the cancer came back raging in November. And today, Nagib …
Give 3 in 2023
Toronto, December 14, 2022 – Last Saturday, I was interviewed by Pauline Chan of CTV News Toronto in support the Canadian Blood Services’ Give 3 …
The Next Chapter
In the past couple of months, multiple myeloma has slowly been making its presence known and now has officially resurfaced, raging in my body. This second relapse was entirely predictable …
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