
Gayle Sillito
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Gayle Sillito
@gsillito
Survivor early stage ER+, HER2+ breast cancer, Grade D density.
Katılım Haziran 2009
157 Takip Edilen200 Takipçiler

@2fluffy2furious I traded my long hair for my life. Chemo took care of my cancer and my hair came back a fabulous silver color. May your side effects be minimal.
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Count me as one of the 87.4% of Conservatives 👇who wants @PierrePoilievre not only as the leader of the CPC but of CANADA!
Who’s with us?
Lynne Brooks 🇨🇦@LynneBr37562004
I'm with the 87.4% of Conservatives that want Pierre Poilievre as Leader Ottawa 🇨🇦
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Prime Minister, enough speeches and theatre. It's time for results at home: conservative.ca/cpc/no-more-il…
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@BadWeatherKyle I love spring. When everything comes back alive after the winter.
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Good cause we want you to stay and fight.
Marc Nixon@MarcNixon24
I am NOT GOING ANYWHERE There’s a lot of powerful entrenched interest in Ottawa that want me out because they don’t want things to change They want to keep things exactly the way it is That’s why they’ve been working so tirelessly to get me out of here I am not going anywhere, i’m here to restore the promise. And we are going to win.
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GRIEF UPDATE
by Michael Whelan
There is a quiet pressure in grief no one prepares you for—the expectation that, somehow, you should be “coming back” by now. Back to normal. Back to functioning. Back to being who you were before the world split in half.
But nothing about this is normal.
Every day, kind people reach out with solutions, suggestions, lifelines offered with love. And I am grateful—deeply, sincerely grateful. But what I don’t have right now is the internal fuel to act on them. My dopamine feels depleted, like a battery that refuses to hold a charge. My body hesitates. My mind stalls. Tasks that once took minutes now feel like solving a puzzle with missing pieces.
I used to move through life with clarity, purpose, momentum. Now, I sit with something heavier—something slower. A kind of paralysis. Cognitive neutral. And for a while, that scared me.
Until I was told something I am learning to hold onto like a life raft: this is normal.
There is no clock on grief. No expiration date on heartbreak. No deadline for healing.
When your wife dies, no one hands you the list—the endless, practical, often overwhelming list of things that must be done. And no one tells you that you may not be able to do them. Not yet.
Without my family, without CJ, without the kindness of others who stepped in when I could not, I might still be staring at the wall, frozen in the enormity of it all.
Instead, I am learning something far more difficult than action.
I am learning to allow this.
To accept that, for now, surviving is enough.
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@Concern70732755 Thats what the Liberals want, Poilievre gone. They are scared to death of him and will stoop to the lowest lows to try to get rid of him. 💯 for @PierrePoilievre
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@nickimoraa Yes, chemo left me very sensitive to smells, perfume and cologne are the worst. Can't be near them.
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