Hi, friends,

For those folks who are relatively new to our Board, we would like to know how you came to find us. Web search, Day of Caring, friends, onc, etc? If you remember, please let us know.

Love and healing light to all,

Lisa

I found you through a web search, Google.

Bonnie

A friend, also Her2+++, told me about it.

A friend told me about websites for breast cancer support and found this one doing a search.

Was surfing one day looking for info on Her2 and ended up at your site--and am glad I did. It has been a lifesaver. Thanks for being there.

I found a link on another breast cancer board.

I was doing a search on Yahoo gathering info about HER2 breast cancer. Linda in Calif

Found out about this site from one of the oncologists at my cancer center who had met Christine in San Antonio. It was at a Team Survivor Northwest Holiday Party at Dr. Gralow's home. Subject came up as I had met another woman there who is Her2 positive and we were comparing notes. The doc heard us talking and went up to her computer and gave us the link info.
Great networking that afternoon!

My sister-in-law gave me the web address. She saw it in, I believe it was, Family Circle magazine talking about Herceptin. She saved the magazine for me. Its a great site. Hugs, Sandy

Relatively new? Ok, that might be me, LOL. I found the link from BCSupport.org

Thanks for being here for us.

Hugs,
Janelle

I found this site while researching breast cancer Her2 factor on another site...this is the best site I've found....truly a family
Hugs
Sheila

I was searching on Google for chemotherapy drugs and luckily hit on one that had been mentioned in a posting. My good fortune!

My husband was on the web researching breast cancer therapies and documentation on Her2neu+ when I was first diagnosed.

I love this message board -- all the wonderful people who post and the wealth of information shared. Thank you Christine and Joe for all of your efforts in bringing all of us together.

I was doing an internet search on Herceptin after I went from weekly Navelbine/Herceptin to Herceptin solo. As I remember, my post stated that it was like coming on an oasis in a desert!

Google web search

2 years ago I met a woman in Cincinnati who volunteered for a teen driving accident avoidance and defensive driving program my husband runs. She became known as our Cincinnati Angel. I found out then (2002) that she had breast cancer and was Her2 positive. I thanked God every day that I didn't walk in her shoes...little did I know that, in fact, I was walking in her shoes. When I was diagnosed one week ago with breast cancer and Her2 positive, she sent me to this support group. She's still my Cincinnati Angel.
Jane