I am grateful

Hi there,

I'm relatively new, but I saw this thread and thought I'd share. It's going to sound crazy but in a roundabout way I'm grateful for the side effects of this disease. Not the nausea or fatigue, I mean the life side effects. I am closer to my family and friends than I've been in a while, and, too, closer to God. I've seen again His amazing power through faith and prayer and I am excited to share my journey with others. I'm just starting and there may be days I'll think the person who wrote this is insane and someone should shut her mouth. Thank you for letting me share

Thank you, Angel

Foots, sorry for your loss.

I am grateful for being able to dance with my husband and friends at a party last night and a really big hug from my son.

I am grateful to see you here, Foots. We all missed you!!

I'm grateful for all those whom God has put to cross my path, both friend and foe, for I have learned more about Him, thru them.

I am grateful for the furry ones He has also blessed me with in my life. From them, I have learned about unconditional love, trust, kindness, and innocence.

I am grateful for spring.

I am grateful for a warm place to be in cold snowy weather.

I am grateful for the sun breaking through the snowy clouds.

I am grateful for all the women here.

I am grateful I was able to see my grand-daugher's school concert last night.

I am grateful for my grandma, pictured here with me. I was told when I turned 40, that no mammogram was needed because guidelines had changed, and we had no family history of BC. fast forward 1 1/2, my 92 year old grandma was DX with BC. When I brought the new famy history to my doc, she sent me for a "baseline" mammogram. They found cancer, but only a 6mm tumor. I hate to think what it could've grown to, if I had waited another 8 years! Thanks for being my ang grandma