"This is what I've done. I made it to the Atlantic ocean on foot, and I screamed out loud: I have inoperable cancer. The ocean responded. It said, You're crazy, but don't you stop now. Each cancer patient's journey begins from the moment our disease is diagnosed; then it's up to us, and only us, to decide which way we should go. It doesn't matter which road we'll take or where it will take us; what matters is how we'll get there. As Lao Tzu said, the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step, and I second that."
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"This is what I've done. I made it to the Atlantic ocean on foot, and I screamed out loud: I have inoperable cancer. The ocean responded. It said, You're crazy, but don't you stop now. Each cancer patient's journey begins from the moment our disease is diagnosed; then it's up to us, and only us, to decide which way we should go. It doesn't matter which road we'll take or where it will take us; what matters is how we'll get there. As Lao Tzu said, the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step, and I second that."
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