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Even though it is raining and flooding..
in my area, I am cozy at home today and so very happy.
It is two years since my surgery (lumpectomy) my neighbor has sent me the most enormus and beautiful flower arrangement. I am blessed to have great neighbors. They have also become dear and special friends. Through my dx. and treatments they have always been by my side - also extremely supporitive of my husband and son. Just sharing with my sisters how happy I am today and wishing continued good days for all of us. Regards, Jean |
Jean, Congratulations on your two year mark! Praying that you'll have many more anniversaries to celebrate.
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Woo hoo Jean. Two years from surgery is a significant mile mark. I am so happy for you dear lady.
Love and hugs from me. |
Big Congratulations Jean on being two years out. It does my heart good to know how happy your feeling...and doing. :) Its just wonderful that your so blessed with such special people in your life. (You certainly deserve it because your one in a million young lady.)
Sending you even more positive thoughts and a big hug your way. Chelee |
Two years indeed mean a great deal more than just the passing of two years. In bc metastatic probablity, the two year mark means that the liklihood of micro invasion by stray bc cells is indeed very minimal, particularly for HER2 patients. The non-HER2 patients must wait for a longer period of time to confirm the same status, since their bc cells are less aggressive and take a longer period of time for them to become visible or noticeable. Congratulation is definitely in order
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Congratulations!
Jean,
Congratulations on passing your two year mark!!! Way to go!! I am so happy for you. You have been a great new friend for me and I appreciate all your information and encouragements. Maryanne |
Congratulations to you Jean. 2 years is SOOOOOO awesome!!!!!!!!!!! Continued great health I wish you.
Mary Jo |
Congratulations Jean on the big 2 year anniversary - a BIG DAY for her2 neu gals, - Wishing for many many more anniversary celebrations for you.
All the best Caya |
Congratulations, Jean!!! Two years is something to celebrate!!! I am close behind you following your lead!
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Great news Jean! I'm glad to know you are doing so well.
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Congratulations Jean on your two years out, I am approaching one year. We have similar diagnoses. I see you changed to Femara from Arimedex, do you find it less painful on the joints. I can't decide what to do. Again congratulations and thanks for your insight and help on many matters.
patb |
Woo Hoo
Congratulations Jean thats wonderful news!
I'm approaching the 2 year mark in the summer and just hoping and praying I get there. I hope you have a celebration planned:) |
Congratulations! I know how happy you must be!
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Many thanks!
Dear Sisters,
Thank you for your support, kind words and always being there! How lucky can one gal get? We have the best group of knowledgable ladies who would make any general honored to have in his army! What strong fighters we are with a determination to beat this disease! Tricia wishing you good luck in crossing the 2nd year finish line very soon! Pat - regarding Arimidex, yes I did find that Femara is much easier on my body with few joint and muscle aches. The Arimidex was very hard on my body. Remember each day we get a bit closer! jean |
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