Hi friends! Guess what? My Chemo Port is coming out TOMORROW. It feels like such a huge milestone. Especially considering that I was told (more than once) over the last 9 months that I would likely be receiving intravenous chemo (off and on) for the rest of my life. Yet, here we are today…..and that might not be the case. Miracles do happen 🙂 I am praying and praying that this port will come out tomorrow and I will not ever need it again. BYE FELICIA. (If you have some time, I would appreciate prayers for the port to stay away for good!) I will be getting a form of chemotherapy for 6 months after radiation but that will be in pill form and easier on my body than what I’ve been getting. Regardless, I know that I’ll be at peace with whatever God’s plan is for me…..but what a blessing and a victory to be able to remove my port tomorrow. (For those wondering or worrying, yes we can always put it back in).💜
Also, did you know that today is “World Cancer Day”? I didn’t either until this morning when I got an email from a coworker. It’s funny that on “World Cancer Day” I saw this for the first time …..
I’ve never seen my face well, that large before! (Apparently there are a few around town according to my friends). All joking aside, I’m hoping that in some small way God can use my story (or my face) to bring awareness to a disease …..that is honestly everywhere.
Anyway, I’m looking forward to tomorrow! No-Mo Chemo (Port)! 😉 Thank you for all of the prayers, support, and love.
-xo-
⭐️Holly Hollis Stars ⭐️
Last pic isn’t related to the post exactly….but it’s of my wonderful friend Sarah, and unicorns 🦄
The Stars Align 
Wonderful news! We will continue to pray for you and your family. God is good.
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Great news. I’ll continue to keep you in my prayers. You are a true warrier.
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Congratulations on your progress, keep the Faith. Continuing prayers for your journey🙏🏻
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Whoo hoo! No more port! Sarah’s picture is so perfect! Magical and full of promise!
Thankful for you both!
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Love you! So grateful for this news. And best looking billboard spokesmodel I’m sure in the nation 😂😘😜
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YAY YAY YAY – PRAISES TO THE LORD!! Prayers will continue and celebrations of every step are in order. Love you girl – keep running the race because you are in the Lead!!
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Holly, I am so proud of what God is and has done for you! I am trusting you get the port out tomorrow!👏♥️😘🙏🙏🙏
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So excited for you Holly! And you did great with your port removal! We will continue to pray every day!
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I did great with the port removal because YOU are so patient with me! 🙂 Thank you for being amazing and going above and beyond always!
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Why a lot of people have a port removed after finishing treatment of cancer is considered cured after five years of surveillance? Mine hasn’t been used in more than a year, but it won’t go out unless five years pass without cancer. Unlikely in my case, but it is what it is. In any case, I hope you don’t ever need it again. Chemo isn’t a party. I don’t mind the “bottle cap” under my chest, but I’m not in the mood for chemo right now 😆
Feel good!
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