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mjm · 03-19-2014, 04:56 AM

Thanks 'lizbeth. It's so nice to think that the worry will fade away in time. I try not to dwell on it, but sometimes its just there.

The advice about being proactive with lifestyle factors is helpful too. Mum does some of those things, but others are new to us -bc vaccine trials I've only heard the tiniest bit about lately on the news here in Australia-sounds interesting. Do you have any more info on vaccine research?

Congratulations on the 6 year milestone-that's awesome. I gather with HER2 the risk of recurrence drops a lot over time, so hopefully a bright, recurrence free path ahead.

03-19-2014, 04:56 AM	#3
mjm Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 38	Re: Hi from an HER2 Daughter Newbie Thanks 'lizbeth. It's so nice to think that the worry will fade away in time. I try not to dwell on it, but sometimes its just there. The advice about being proactive with lifestyle factors is helpful too. Mum does some of those things, but others are new to us -bc vaccine trials I've only heard the tiniest bit about lately on the news here in Australia-sounds interesting. Do you have any more info on vaccine research? Congratulations on the 6 year milestone-that's awesome. I gather with HER2 the risk of recurrence drops a lot over time, so hopefully a bright, recurrence free path ahead.