CALLING ALL STAGE I SISTERS
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Tina - I like your idea of the week end report....I went to NJ to my beautiful grandaughter's first birthday party. It was like spring, and we all played and had cake outside. It was a wonderful day for me.
HUGS to all for the coming week! -
Goin back tomorrow for my shift till friday,If she makes it.Now she cannot breathe.
Im tryin to think positive and i thank all of you from the bottom of my heart for all your prayers and well wishes.
I too had a problem with BCO yesterday and today i cannot get my pms.
Sheila glad you know my real name.imagine calling Granny in GCS and all the grannys turn around.lol.Do you remember when i used to sign off kantalope?I think that was on the 2010 thread.
hugggggggs to the best sistas in the world.where would i be without you????
I hate this friggin disease!!!!!!!!!hugggggggs K
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Sheila, I went off FB when I got my diagnosis. I did not want to discuss my BC in public. If I can learn how to control my privacy somewhat, I'll make a new ID on FB as soon as I get through treatments. Do you control who sees your FB posts?-- Joan
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Joan...We don't really talk about BC there unless it's a milestone or something.
Yes it's so private that i can't do anything else but just post. I have https i guess it means it's very safe. My Daughters are there too so i really don't say anything. Everything is checked friends only.
It's here that i become a non stop talker. LOL
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Hello ladies. Just checking in at the end of the weekend. Enjoyed a nice weekend with decent weather and quality family time.
Joan - I too had an Oncotype score of 13 and fear of recurrence is my biggest concern. As Granny says, bc sucks!
Grannydukes - Sending additional prayers for you and your friend Phyllis. (((hugs)))
To everyone else, sending big hugs and wishing you a great week.
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Odie - agree with you & Granny....even though I am feeling OK, BC sux - especially because of how it affects the sisters here.
One more thing about rads - for early stage women over 50 with breast conserving surgery, rads significantly reduce the recurrence rate. And as bad as the SEs sound, they are gradual and not going to affect everyone. Techniques are also becoming more precise. It still sux though. -
I would love to join in with my fellow Stage 1 sisters here. Due to my Onchotype score of 30 I am having 4 treatments of chemo, just had my second this past Friday, but looking forward to better days ahead!
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Hi GracieG from KS,
Sorry you have to join here, but it's a good place to check out the threads and meet really nice ladies who share information and support during treatment and beyond.
I hope you are holding up OK and that the side effects won't be too bad for you.
Best wishes for a good week ahead,
Joan (night owl here) -
Joan, I'm a night owl, too! Your Granddaughter's 1st birthday-how sweet. It really does seem like I just did that with my beautiful granddaughter the other day, when in fact I will be spending her 5th with her March 1. My, how the time has flown....
Welcome GracieG. I am also sorry you have to be here, but happy you have found us. This is just the most wonderful group of sisters, they are my rocks. We do get silly sometimes but we can be back down to earth in a matter of seconds if a sister needs us.
K ~ Please carry some of my strength & prayers with you this week as you give of yourself, again, to your dear friend. I'll PM you at the end of the week. Hugs ♥
((( Sheila )))
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I had Stage O DCIS that was diagnosed in September and had a mastectomy in November. I am now cancer free but am healing slowly. I wish everyone a very Happy and most of all HEALTHY New Year
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Since cancer has no symtoms , how do one will know that it is recurrence. So let us not talk about recurrence matter, we must think about on how to make ourself comfortable for today as no one knows what will happen on tomorow. Life is too short , so we should try to do some creative works during our lifetime which we all can share each other in this thread. See, It is been almost 6 years on post treatment, sometimes I too think very seriously about the recurrence of BC, I was almost prepared and ready to face it .. if it comes back , but it is useless waiting for something bad happening in our life. I mean whatever comes later will face by tomorow. So lets talk about for today only. 2012 is going to be the year of new Era, so let us try on some new things to rejuvinate our tired minds.
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(((((Granny))))))
Thoughts and prayers are going your way today and all week.
Last night I was putting away the holiday decorations and I found a beautiful silver candle holder with a glass window in an angel shape. I have decided to not put this away this year; but to light it every day to remind me to pray for those with urgent needs. Today is for Phyllis and Granny. -
raj I like your thinking. Only positive thoughts!!
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Granny: Prayers for your friend, and for you as well!
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(((Granny))) ♥ (((Phyllis)))
Sherry... wishing you best outcome today ♥
Raj....I feel it in my heart for what you are saying. hugs
Joan....how many treatment left? please refresh my memory.......
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(((Giddles))) & (((GracieG)))
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hi to the best sistas in the world
im so self involved i keep forgetting about everyone else.Thanks everyone again
And thank you Joan for the candle.
I do have a problem.Today Phyllis went to the drs for the cough.he said bronchitis.no anti biotics.just steroids and a puffer.Bronchitis is catching.I know.I caught it from my GS when he was a baby.I called my dr.she said dont go.How do i not go?????why didnt he put her on antibiotics.she had bronchitis 3 weeks ago he gave it to her then...im confused.and feel very guilty..what about tomorrow?Dear God maybe i dont belong there!!!!!!
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granny...I was just signing off saw your post..............
I'm saying this in a very caring and loving way but you need to take care of yourself first.
If you really need to go wear a surgical mask. You can get it from any pharmacy or even the hospital provides you one.
Good Luck sister....and wash your face and hands especially the nose area when you come home
i love you♥
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This is for granny.....♥
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Thank you.My dr called me back.she is just wonderful.she told me to ask her what color it was.if its white its ok.she also said wait 1 day and do what you said.also open all the windows.
I have a mask that i will bring.thanks again.I love you.hugggggs K
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RE: Facebook, you can create a private group and invite people to join. The posts are totally private.
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I don't care what Granny's name is ..... when I get to GCC I am GOING to shout out GRANNY as loud as I can and then I am gonna scream out SHEILA and we can all laugh like hell, bump our chests at each other and go look for some cake:)
I got the conference dates- May 1-3 (once I know when I will be there as in going before or staying after I will give a shout out.....I am excited:)
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If you look on fb.we have mutual friends both Annette and Shiela...I was just on there....see if you can find me.....im not giving you any hints except Shiela the K is really a C.Check it out when you get a chance.I try to stay as private as i can.nothing about the monster!!!!!!!!!And i dont belong to any groups either.lets see how you do.ha.
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granny......You crazy woman i have been doing detective work on FB.
OK I found one person i think it's you.
Mother+father+5 children ??????????????????
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Sheila, tomorrow is my last rad tx.
Thanks for asking.
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Joan - What a great idea about the candle.
Hope everyone doing okay. Have I mentioned that I don't like the cold. That's why I'm always so attracted to Sheila's vacation pictures. The places all look so warm and inviting. It's cold and raining here today. We need the rain, I'm not complaining about that, but I don't need the cold.
Hugs out to everyone!
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Joan - I didn't have to have rads, but you must be over the moon excited about your last rad Rx tomorrow! What a milestone. Congrats to you.
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Joan811 - What a wonderful idea to use your beautiful candle as a daily reminder to keep others in your good thoughts. Just a lovely thing...
I didn't do anything exciting this past weekend, but my husband and I had a nice few relaxing days kicking back, playing cards, etc.
Take care everyone!!!
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Joan- good luck today...you are in my thoughts
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Congrats, Joan!!
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