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Thank you Noel and AMEN toNoel said:Let me be the first to
CONGRATULATE you! I am so happy for you! Now, you and your hubby hold each other and start living your lives!
♥ Noel
Thank you Noel and AMEN to that! Now facing the radiation eventually but I'm so happy to be moving forward at last.
Love and Hugs!
Missy0 -
Lot of help heremisann said:Thank you Noel and AMEN to
Thank you Noel and AMEN to that! Now facing the radiation eventually but I'm so happy to be moving forward at last.
Love and Hugs!
Missy
A lot of us have been thru radiation, so, we will help you get thru it. All you have to do is ask and we will help you in anyway that we can. Now go kiss hubby!
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Good for you!Noel said:Lot of help here
A lot of us have been thru radiation, so, we will help you get thru it. All you have to do is ask and we will help you in anyway that we can. Now go kiss hubby!
♥ Noel
I'm sooo happy for you and your hubby. I wouldn't worry about the radiation right now. I had 33 treatments and got through just fine. We'll be here with support when you need it.
Hugs.
Roseann0 -
YEH!MyTurnNow said:Congratulations and thanks
Congratulations and thanks for sharing your GOOD news!! Don't worry about the radiation, it's not too bad. I have 5 boosters left and then I'm finished with my 39 treatments. Enjoy the holidays!!
Congrats! I am so happy for you and your husband! Now have a great Christmas!
Sue
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Missy...so happy to hear the
Missy...so happy to hear the news... now to celebrate the holidays in style... congratulations my friend... and I understand completely about the waiting being the hardest part... I hate the waiting... but now... no more waiting for you!
♥ & hugs,
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Good news Missy!taleena said:Missy...so happy to hear the
Missy...so happy to hear the news... now to celebrate the holidays in style... congratulations my friend... and I understand completely about the waiting being the hardest part... I hate the waiting... but now... no more waiting for you!
♥ & hugs,
~T
Good news Missy! Congrats!
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HOORAY!survivorbc09 said:Good news Missy!
Good news Missy! Congrats!
HUGS!
One flight of stairs down, a couple more to go--you'll do it! We're all rooting for you!
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Hi misann,
I had a second cousin go through her diagnosis and surgery for breast cancer two months before I did, and I got this idea from her. Maybe it's one your husband can use since our caring men often need something to do to help out in this whole situation.
From the day I got the abnormal mammogram suggesting a biopsy, I started a "boob loop". I was a Montessori (preschool) teacher for 30 years, and was an instructor for several Montessori teacher training programs. My husband spent 25 years on the fire department and is an avid golfer. Therefore, we had a lot of adult acquaintences and friends. When they heard that I had breast cancer, many asked to be added to the information loop.
Whenever I had something coming up or had just received results, I would send out an email to my "boob loopers" as a group. That way, our household was not inundated with calls and our friends were kept abreast (haha) of my condition. I looked forward to reading the emails in reply.
Partly because of this, I had many more people than I would have ever imagined praying for me, even saying a mass for me (I'm not Catholic but I was moved!), putting me on prayer lists, and just sending me best wishes and positive thoughts.
Is this something your husband would like to do?
Connie0 -
Congrats on the good news!crselby said:email
Hi misann,
I had a second cousin go through her diagnosis and surgery for breast cancer two months before I did, and I got this idea from her. Maybe it's one your husband can use since our caring men often need something to do to help out in this whole situation.
From the day I got the abnormal mammogram suggesting a biopsy, I started a "boob loop". I was a Montessori (preschool) teacher for 30 years, and was an instructor for several Montessori teacher training programs. My husband spent 25 years on the fire department and is an avid golfer. Therefore, we had a lot of adult acquaintences and friends. When they heard that I had breast cancer, many asked to be added to the information loop.
Whenever I had something coming up or had just received results, I would send out an email to my "boob loopers" as a group. That way, our household was not inundated with calls and our friends were kept abreast (haha) of my condition. I looked forward to reading the emails in reply.
Partly because of this, I had many more people than I would have ever imagined praying for me, even saying a mass for me (I'm not Catholic but I was moved!), putting me on prayer lists, and just sending me best wishes and positive thoughts.
Is this something your husband would like to do?
Connie
Congrats on the good news! So happy for you!
♠♣ Susie ♠♣0
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