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Jade · 05-06-2008, 03:40 PM

Yes, Krista,

I absolutely agree - this is a topic that should be revisited as I believe it would be a very positive addition to the Board.

Currently in our cyber community (world) there is no final resting place for our winged members. We all grieve in our own way and for many it would be a comfort to have a place to go to remember. The friends who we've lost have taught us much and shown us strength, courage and character. They deserve to be honoured and remembered.

I agree that it should be a separate forum; even one containing some inspiring words of wisdom to help us process our thoughts.

A rough week here - love to all.

Jade

05-06-2008, 03:40 PM	#25
Jade Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Vancouver Canada Posts: 72	Memorial Section Yes, Krista, I absolutely agree - this is a topic that should be revisited as I believe it would be a very positive addition to the Board. Currently in our cyber community (world) there is no final resting place for our winged members. We all grieve in our own way and for many it would be a comfort to have a place to go to remember. The friends who we've lost have taught us much and shown us strength, courage and character. They deserve to be honoured and remembered. I agree that it should be a separate forum; even one containing some inspiring words of wisdom to help us process our thoughts. A rough week here - love to all. Jade __________________ *Dx Nov.04 - Stage 1, Grade 3, widespread high grade DCIS, Paget's disease of nipple, 8mm tumor invasive DC (ductal carcinoma), ER/PR-, HER2+++* *Nov.04 - left mast., clear margins, 6 of 6 nodes clear* *Feb.05 - began EC chemo, 4 rounds (every 3 weeks)* *Aug.05 - began Herceptin every 3 weeks for 1 year* *Aug.06 - ended treatment* *NED*