Carry-On with Kelley
Packing Travel, Cancer, Recovery and Self-Discovery in One Small Bag.
October 2018, I was living in Bali, 14 months into my own "eat, pray, love" sojourn. I ended up in an Emergency Department of a Balinese hospital with what I thought was a broken arm. I left the hospital with a cancer diagnosis.
I returned to the states with nothing but the worn sundress I was wearing, and my straw bag.
This is my story. That day. The 14 months of travel leading up to that day (how that even came about.) Cancer. Treatment. Recovery. Set backs. And the Self-Discovery.
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Carry-On with Kelley
Packing Travel, Cancer, Recovery and Self-Discovery in One Small Bag.
October 2018, I was living in Bali, 14 months into my own "eat, pray, love" sojourn. I ended up in an Emergency Department of a Balinese hospital with what I thought was a broken arm. I left the hospital with a cancer diagnosis.
I returned to the states with nothing but the worn sundress I was wearing, and my straw bag.
This is my story. That day. The 14 months of travel leading up to that day (how that even came about.) Cancer. Treatment. Recovery. Set backs. And the Self-Discovery.
Season 5 Episode 2: A little history about Campeche and Me
Carry On with Kelley
18 minutes 12 seconds
3 years ago
Season 5 Episode 2: A little history about Campeche and Me
After 10 days in Campeche, I am a regular at two different cafes. That is a sign of a successful transition in this new town.
Carry On with Kelley
Carry-On with Kelley
Packing Travel, Cancer, Recovery and Self-Discovery in One Small Bag.
October 2018, I was living in Bali, 14 months into my own "eat, pray, love" sojourn. I ended up in an Emergency Department of a Balinese hospital with what I thought was a broken arm. I left the hospital with a cancer diagnosis.
I returned to the states with nothing but the worn sundress I was wearing, and my straw bag.
This is my story. That day. The 14 months of travel leading up to that day (how that even came about.) Cancer. Treatment. Recovery. Set backs. And the Self-Discovery.
