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Not to much to say I had child hood cancer i got it around middle school. I was diagnosed at 19 stage 4. When I beat it it was treated as nothing special and if I told people about it I was wanting sympathy. Why am I telling you this it help me come out and tell people I crossdress. they ask why I always say I beat cancer I can be anything I want to be and do what I want to do. I am a Supergirl
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Wow big day and you go and live life hun.
Brandie, You are supergirl!
Awesome!
What Jamie said!!
And the picture is super too..
Emily
That's Awesome!!!
Shout it from the roof top girl! (But dont jump, in case your super cape isn't ready)
Great, congratulations Brandi!
Suzie has me laughing with her post
Great attitude Brandie - I believe you can anything
Congratulations on beating cancer, especially a stage 4 cancer - of any kind but especially Leukemia. It is sad that people were so dismissive of your condition. I am currently being treated for prostate cancer - recurrent no less. We need support, and not a ho-hum attitude. But there was a flip side to your battle: it developed a strong determination in you that allowed you to more fully connect with a fundamental part of who you are. That is a gift that can last a lifetime. You are a super girl. Never Give Up!
Way to go, very inspiring!!!
Great picture! You really are super, congratulations
Attitude is so very important and both Brandi and Gretchen each have a good one.
Sounds like a good reason to me. Well done lass!
Go girl. You deserve all you want. Incredible!
Congrats on beating Cancer!!!
Congratulations on beating cancer! That deserves celebrating at all times.
I also beat cancer. I had stage 4 colon cancer and have been cancer free now for the past 5 years!
Brandie, I had a younger brother who had Leukemia at 18-19, and he did not survive. I know what a hard thing it was that you went through and overcame.
Leukemia and being transgender, and still you fly! You go, Supergirl!
Good on you! To hell with cancer! (I had prostate cancer 15 years ago -- a much less scary situation -- but it helps me understand better.)