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Donna · 01-29-2008, 06:56 PM

I just think they are so pretty, and it's a great bonus that the extra money goes to research. My little rural post office seems to be out of them most of the time.

My mother in law was a patient of Dr. Ernie Bodai, as Lexigirl was, for breast cancer surgery. There is a huge fundraiser each year in his honor for breast cancer here in Sacramento with celebrities appearing and donating all the funds to research. We went to one that featured Wayne Brady and it was wonderful.

Have a great day, buy stamps!

Donna

01-29-2008, 06:56 PM	#7
Donna Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Shingle Springs, CA - near Sacramento Posts: 295	I love the stamps... I just think they are so pretty, and it's a great bonus that the extra money goes to research. My little rural post office seems to be out of them most of the time. My mother in law was a patient of Dr. Ernie Bodai, as Lexigirl was, for breast cancer surgery. There is a huge fundraiser each year in his honor for breast cancer here in Sacramento with celebrities appearing and donating all the funds to research. We went to one that featured Wayne Brady and it was wonderful. Have a great day, buy stamps! Donna __________________ Donna in the Sierra Foothills of California Diagnosed 6/7/06 invasive ductal carcinoma/ductal carcinoma in situ Lumpectomy 6/21/06 Pathology: Er 99% Pr 10% Her2/neu 3+ DNA Index 1.0 S-Phase 3/High Primary Tumor 2.4 cm Sentinel Node Tumor 2.1cm A/C/T+ Herceptin + rads + Arimidex stopped Herceptin after 7 mos. due to low MUGA Surgery for thickened uterine tissue May 2008 - conclusion: side effect of Arimidex Switched from Arimidex to Femara - joint/tendon problems significantly better! 2 year mark Pet scan and Echo shows all clear! 5 year mammogram with ultrasound shows no sign of cancer - yay! 11 years, 11 months new breast cancer - found lump Mastectomy 4/30/2018 Pathology: Er99%, PR 28%, Her2 negative! (new type) Faslodex