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MCS · 08-22-2006, 07:20 PM

Great question!

My husband has been supportive but sometimes too positive- is that possible, can you understand?

I have two daughters 21 and 18 that feel bad for me when I am crying, but separate themselves otherwise- I don't know sometimes how they really think of this. They got a beag bolt when they saw my father buried recently but they still go on. I don't want them to feel down but they also sort of ignore it ?

NOW, ALL OF YOU. HAVE BEEN MY SALVATION, TEARS! BECAUSE I'M FREE TO SAY ANYTHING AND YOU WILL KNOW, NOT JUST UNDERSTAND. The support groups don't understand this herceptin, family are uneducated about it and friends want to run away- maybe its' catchy you know, cancer that is.

YOU ALSO PROVIDE A LOT OF INFORMATION I WOULD NOT HAVE OTHER WISE TO TALK TO THE ONC.

THANK YOU

mcs ( Maria)

08-22-2006, 07:20 PM	#11
MCS Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 430	Great question! My husband has been supportive but sometimes too positive- is that possible, can you understand? I have two daughters 21 and 18 that feel bad for me when I am crying, but separate themselves otherwise- I don't know sometimes how they really think of this. They got a beag bolt when they saw my father buried recently but they still go on. I don't want them to feel down but they also sort of ignore it ? NOW, ALL OF YOU. HAVE BEEN MY SALVATION, TEARS! BECAUSE I'M FREE TO SAY ANYTHING AND YOU WILL KNOW, NOT JUST UNDERSTAND. The support groups don't understand this herceptin, family are uneducated about it and friends want to run away- maybe its' catchy you know, cancer that is. YOU ALSO PROVIDE A LOT OF INFORMATION I WOULD NOT HAVE OTHER WISE TO TALK TO THE ONC. THANK YOU mcs ( Maria)