Kim’s Story

Site created on November 21, 2020

Welcome to our CaringBridge website. We are using it to keep family and friends updated in one place. We appreciate your prayers, love , support and words of hope and encouragement.  As most of you know, I was diagnosed with breast cancer on October 15, 2020. My cancer is a poorly differentiated, fast growing and aggressive cancer. I will have a double mastectomy on November 23, 2020. I will begin chemo 6 weeks after. Seasons may change, but God does not. God is good all the time. My family is living by faith over fear and our friends came up with  #KOcancer. I invite you to follow along with my journey and see how God is working in our life. 

Newest Update

Journal entry by K Oliver

Sorry...I wanted to share my pre chemo dinner. My sweet sister and brother-in-law took us to Bare Bones for dinner. My sister reserved a table upstairs in front of the window. We got to watch the sunset and it was beautiful. I love when God paints a beautiful masterpiece throughout the sky using such vibrant colors. He used a lot of pink on this particular night. We also got to see the train go by twice. Seems trivial, but really cool in that setting. The dinner and service were amazing, and the company was as well. God even took it a little further though. We had this sweet young waitress named Seema. She took really good care of us. She was friendly, had a great sense of humor, was attentive, and you could tell that she has a sweet heart. When she brought the bill to the table, she delivered a cheesecake to the table. She asked who was getting chemo. She then handed me the bag and said that she knew I was going to be fine, because God is with me. WOW!

Then yesterday after chemo, I came home to rest. I had a 4:45 hair appointment with Jennifer. She has been cutting my hair for a long time. She washed my hair scrubbed and massaged my hair before cutting and styling my hair. She did a great job. When I walked to the counter to pay, she said that it was on her, because she just wanted me to feel good. WOW!

Wait... there is more. Today a sweet friend asked if there was anything that I needed while she was out. Sarah told her some Pepcid. She dropped it off along with New Years Eve celebration in a bag. WOW! 

I call these my rainbows. These are not coincidental encounters. Since the day that my diagnoses was announced, people have so lovingly reached out to help in some way. From the prayers, hugs, laughs, jokes, words of encouragement, guidance, gifts, meals, treats, bracelets. T-shirt’s, flowers, and etc...  I am so grateful. All the people He has strategically put upon my path are just testimonies of his promises. I am thankful to each one of you that He has chosen to be on my path of this journey. You all are amazing and bring such joy to my life, and my my family’s life during this time. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you...for loving on us. 

Patients and caregivers love hearing from you; add a comment to show your support.
Help Kim Stay Connected to Family and Friends

A $25 donation to CaringBridge powers a site like Kim's for two weeks. Will you make a gift to help ensure that this site stays online for them and for you?

Comments Hide comments

Show Your Support

See the Ways to Help page to get even more involved.

SVG_Icons_Back_To_Top
Top