Good Morning Faith In Him,
As Brenda said, "we can all relate." We sure can. Once you've heard the words "you have cancer" you will never be the same. BUT, as time goes on you will find it's not all bad. Trust me in this. I am a little over 2 years past diagnosis and although I still have my "struggle" days they are far less than they were. As Mary Anne said, (in a nutshell) much is learned on this journey. We have all been given that second chance to live our lives to the fullest. We have the opportunity to say the things we want to say. To do the things we want to do. Very well said, Mary Anne.
I totally understand where you are............as do all the rest of us. A cancer diagnosis is wayyyyyyyyyyy more than a physical thing. That part is easy in my opinion. It's the psychological aspect that is the hardest to deal with.
Sending hugs. Sending love AND sending a prayer for the loving arms of our Lord to hold you this day.
Love from a "sister" on the journey,
Mary Jo
Romans 8:28
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"Be still and know that I am God." Psalm 46:10
Dx. 6/24/05 age 45 Right Breast IDC ER/PR. Neg., - Her2+++ RB Mast. - 7/28/05 - 4 cm. tumor Margins clear - 1 microscopic cell 1 sent. node No Vasucular Invasion 4 DD A/C - 4 DD Taxol & Herceptin 1 full year of Herceptin received every 3 weeks 28 rads prophylactic Mast. 3/2/06
17 Years NED
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