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Shell · 01-04-2006, 06:19 AM

Cathy-

I work full time and rarely am able to volunteer for lunch duty at my childrens' school. Many moms there are stay at home moms, and I am sometimes out of the loop on things. I was traveling out of town in the afternoon a few years ago, and left work early that day to do lunch duty since I would be gone for several days.

While there, some moms said they were just at a prayer service for a mom, and when I asked why, they told me she had breast cancer. I got into my hotel room, was putting my clothes away, and I just felt the lump. And thus the saga began.

01-04-2006, 06:19 AM	#11
Shell Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 301	Cathy- I work full time and rarely am able to volunteer for lunch duty at my childrens' school. Many moms there are stay at home moms, and I am sometimes out of the loop on things. I was traveling out of town in the afternoon a few years ago, and left work early that day to do lunch duty since I would be gone for several days. While there, some moms said they were just at a prayer service for a mom, and when I asked why, they told me she had breast cancer. I got into my hotel room, was putting my clothes away, and I just felt the lump. And thus the saga began.