5th anniversary

Lynne

It was my 5th anniversary of my diagnosis, Memorial Day weekend. 5 year ago, when I got the phone call with my biopsy results, I could barely listen to the words the nurse practioner was telling me. I had to have her spell it for me. I don't think of cancer everyday I'm finding now. I do think of it maybe every other day, but not all the time. There IS life after being diagnosed with breast cancer. Go out and enjoy it!

Lynne

Hattie

Congratulations and thanks for posting!  Not quite my 5 year cancerversary yet, but close.  Are/were you a teacher?  Trying to recall all those who helped me way back when.  yay for the "rearview mirror of life".  I don't think about cancer much, can't forget, but not a weekly or even monthly thought.

take care,

--Hattie 

redsoxfan

Congratulations!!!

Looking forward to 4/13/15.

God bless us all.

sheila888

Congratulations Lynne.

I just celebrated my 5 year Anniversary in April.

Like you said, I dont think about it every day. But it will always be with me.

Hugs

Sheila

Jenniferz

Congratulations on your 5th year!! Cancer takes a back seat in my tiny mind most of the time mostly because there's so much other clutter in there! :-) (Caregiver to elderly parent) I normally don't think everyday either, but just last month it jumped to the foreground again as a density showed up in my so-called "good" girl. Turned out to be nothing...or so says MRI.



Anyway, may you have 50 more years dancing with NED!



Jennifer

lorrhaw

Lynne - congratulations on your fifth anniversary and thanks for sharing.  It is great to hear good news and inspires the rest of us as we are plodding through our treatments. 

I wish you many, many more years of never having to even think about cancer!