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Audrey · 07-07-2009, 03:57 PM

I'm so sad to hear Esther is not doing well--I always think of her as such a vibrant person--she has been a member here for years. Esther met a friend of mine (another stage 4 brain mets situation) when my friend went out to California for a consultation in LA. My friend is not doing well right now, either, and I feel so helpless and sad for both of them. I HATE this disease--why does it always seem to strike such wonderful people in the prime of their lives? I will keep Esther and her family in my prayers. thanks, Steph for letting us know of her condition and please keep us posted.

07-07-2009, 03:57 PM	#32
Audrey Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Ohio Posts: 212	I'm so sad to hear Esther is not doing well--I always think of her as such a vibrant person--she has been a member here for years. Esther met a friend of mine (another stage 4 brain mets situation) when my friend went out to California for a consultation in LA. My friend is not doing well right now, either, and I feel so helpless and sad for both of them. I HATE this disease--why does it always seem to strike such wonderful people in the prime of their lives? I will keep Esther and her family in my prayers. thanks, Steph for letting us know of her condition and please keep us posted. __________________ Audrey diagnosed July 2001, at age 36 large tumor, 11+ nodes Stage IIIb, er/pr-, Her2+ treated with A/C, weekly Taxol radiation, + year of Herceptin on clinical trial. double mastectomy followed by reconstruction NED!!