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Jessica,

Thanks for sharing you life with us, giving hope and show how to "live", not despair with this disease.

You are light and love.

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Congratulations Jessica!!! Way to go...you are amazing and inspirational. As a newbie in this whole journey, I hope to be anywhere near as courageous and determined as you have been over the last 10 years. I wish you many, many more years to come.

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Thanks Jessica - I really needed to hear something so inspiring!
Best wishes for another decade..... Pam

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Thank you Jessica! You are the image of HOPE!!! I so appreciate you sharing your life with us. You have helped me personally so much. You are truly a gift! God bless you Beautiful woman!

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Seriously don't think I could ever last through a decade of cancer misadventures like you Jessica.

Congratulations on 10 years, may the next 10 be NED!

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Jessica,
You are such an inspiration!! In addition to all of your support and knowledge sharing....I loved your reminder that we ARE more than stats and treatments.

Such encouragement that you have been able to live a life worth living (even with the usual non-cancer challenges....I always seem to forget about those and blame every challenge on cancer)

Cheers my friend...a sip of champagne in your honor...Lori

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Congratulations Jessica...the 10 year club....I just became a member back in Feb....what a great accomplishment, and I know not without struggle an determination....but so well worth making this mark! Now, if they could just find a cure, that would be the ultimate gift.!!!

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Jessica,

I really needed to see this post today. I found out Thursday I have some brain mets. You have offered me some hope this morning.

Amelia

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I had tears reading your post, you are amazing and so spirited.indeed the human body is resilient.

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Although it has been said several times already, it's worth saying again: you're amazing.

I wish you many more years, although I also hope that your future on the cancer front will be somewhat less eventful. You've been through a lot, and you have earned a break.