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Sherryg683 · 07-15-2009, 08:34 PM

Ok, I am going to ask my Her2 sisters about this. It's not the cheeriest of subjects. My husband and I have been getting along dreadfully for the longest and I am sick of it. I am tired of his anger issues and yelling. I feel like I am pretty much stuck in this awful hell because I have never worked and need his medical insurance. Being a stage IV and having life long herceptin and regular scans, I could in no way get the care that I get now in the charity hospital here. I have a young daughter and I have to stay alive for her till she's grown. After that I may say "screw it" and leave. Has anyone else faced these issues and how do you handle them. Other than that, I have remained healthy and am blessed ..sherryg

07-15-2009, 08:34 PM	#1
Sherryg683 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 1,014	Touchy subject here Ok, I am going to ask my Her2 sisters about this. It's not the cheeriest of subjects. My husband and I have been getting along dreadfully for the longest and I am sick of it. I am tired of his anger issues and yelling. I feel like I am pretty much stuck in this awful hell because I have never worked and need his medical insurance. Being a stage IV and having life long herceptin and regular scans, I could in no way get the care that I get now in the charity hospital here. I have a young daughter and I have to stay alive for her till she's grown. After that I may say "screw it" and leave. Has anyone else faced these issues and how do you handle them. Other than that, I have remained healthy and am blessed ..sherryg __________________ Sherry Diagnosed: December , 2005 at age 44 13+ positive lymph nodes Stage IV , Her2+, 2 small mets to lungsChemo Started: Jan, 2006 4 months Taxotere, Xeloda, Hercepin NED since April 2006!! 36 Rads to follow with weekly Herceptin indefinately 8 years NED now Scans every year Life is not about avoiding the thunderstorms, it's about learning to dance in the rain!