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I too want to wish all who celebrate Passover, Chag Someach. This meaningful holiday is a way for all of us to get a chance to express ourselves and my family does this by everyone contributing to a constantly evolving Haggadah which tells the story of Passover. Every year each member of our family and guests adds something current to our Seder that ties into the idea of freedom which in turn adds even more meaning. Fighting breast cancer and becoming a survivor could be a form of freedom for example. We are liberated as slaves to this disease through treatment, positive mental attitudes, good doctors and care, and the support and love from family, friends and all our her2 sisters and brothers.
Cleaning the chometz, (any food with leaven products) from my house as we speak! By tomorrow at this time, my home will be kosher for Passover for eight days. Caya, I have plenty of prunes on hand! Enjoy the holidays.
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~Rina~
Dx:3/06 had a lumpectomy April 19, 2006
Her2+ er/pr- Stage I Grade 3 tumor size 1.4 cm, node negative
AC 4 dense doses
34 radiation treatments including booster doses
receiving herceptin every 3 weeks since late August 2006 for 12 months
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