Theresa Mayhew
Hello and welcome!
Let’s see, what would you like to know about me?
I’m a wife and mom to a 23 year old daughter and I’ve been an entrepreneur for most of my adult life.
My profession has been massage therapy, which I continue to enjoy, but am not in an active practice. My husband and I moved out of the city and I wanted to find a way to create a business online so that we would not be limited by where we live in order to have an income that supports us.
My husband and I also have a geodesic dome manufacturing business. We build the kits for people who use them for their homes or commercial structures. We’ve been doing that for about 20 years.
I enjoy volunteer work, sewing, reading, my family, friends, my church, and my four-legged friends. We live a quiet life in the country and feel very blessed to be able to do so.
I sure welcome your comments and if I can help you with your online business journey, I hope you’ll let me know. You can send me an email at tmayhu@gmail.com
Warmly,
Theresa
Hi Theresa
I have just read all your blogs. You are a brave lady. The reason for my visit is simple.
As you see my name is Sue McDonald and I live in Australia. I am at present doing the Newbie course with Mark Terrell who originally did the course with Alex a few years ago.
It’s interesting learning and like everyone that starts these types of courses we all want to make money and have more time to ourselves. I hope you are making a great living and if you have time over the next few weeks and you could take a look at my blog and leave a comment, I would certainly appreciate.Take care – loved the happy dance!!
Kindest regards
Sue
Hi Theresa,
I have been wanting to write to you sooner but have not had much energy to do so. Kathryne at Holy Family Radiology gave me your email address and said I should keep in touch with you..so here I am.
Today is Monday April the 19th, I also have only two appointments left of the last Boost! I had Anal Cancer Stage I which a biopsy was performed on the 22nd January.
I have had two Chemo treatments (4 days each) with the fannie pack I wore at home. The drug was Mitomycin and 5FU. I have had radiation every day except for the days I just couldn’t manage to drag myself down there. I was given a couple of breaks one was for almost a week.
I had to have two PICC catheters inserted because the first one caused a blood clot (DVT) (which I noticed over a weekend). Emergency room I went and they immediately pulled it out. I have been on Coumadin ever since to regulate my blood. Every day I get the finger pricked and blood tested…what a drag that is.
Then, I got another strange diagnosis of ‘shingles’ and given another drug for that also. At this point I have had two or three infusions as my energy level is really low and I am not up to par so to speak. I am having a hard time eating. I have lost twenty pounds (which I think is great) but the doctor doesn’t. I should have been done with my treatment by now, but at least it will be finished this week…yea!
I really understand what you mean about wearing jeans. I mostly wear dresses and skirts with nothing underneath and just let things ‘air out’. Weird feeling.
Anyway, I just got home from the appointment and wanted to introduce myself. I do have a website set up through CaringBridge that I am supposed to journal in but I have been a very bad girl the past month and I need to bring things current. You can at least read the beginning of the Story to catch up. I would very much like to receive one of your ebooks when you are finished too so I need to fill that out yet.
But, for now, I have to go lie down, as I am very tired right now. Glad to hear about the ‘no cancer’ results from your scan….time to celebrate!
Hi Charlene,
I’ve been thinking about you ever since Kathryn asked permission to give you my URL.
It’s a challenging course of treatment, that’s for sure. I’m so sorry you’re having trouble eating. That’s one area I didn’t
have difficulty with except for when I had mouth sores from the chemo.
So glad you’re close to being done with the radiation treatments. It took the full six weeks for my butt to heal from the radiation.
The book is done and should be ready to download by the end of today, I’m hoping.
I’ll send you an email with my phone # in case you want to get in touch that way.
All the best,
Theresa
Theresa,
Something that may be of interest to you and the people who visit your blog would be the SirJasonWinters.com site. When you go there, and read his story, you will see why I recommended it. You might want to study about Graviola as well.
Hi, my name is Cheryl and I am one of Mark Terrell’s students. He has asked me to go to blogs and post for content as well as to learn from the blogs. I’d appreciate it if you would go to my blog and post a comment and let me know what you think of it. To post a comment, just click on the title of whatever you want to post to, and then scroll to the bottom and post.
Thanks.
Cheryl Jones