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I had it much easier then
I had it much easier then you-I had lumpectomy, radiation then due to side effects of tamoxifen total Hysterectomy. For me my life is totally back to what is was...but like I said I did not go through as much as you. MINE was found very early & I am just thankful I am nutty about making and keeping all appt with gyno, gastro etc..(I also have ulcertive colitis for 19yrs)
NOT that I dont' think of BC frequently...such as this month is 4 yrs since it all started. MY email address is disneyfan2008 (the year if all started and I treated myself to trip do Disney with friend when radiation was done-that got me through it knowing fun at the end)
Each Aug I think one more year down or one less year to go on tamoxifen..
so it never goes away but my life is pretty much back to pre BC...
Denise -
until I came to this
until I came to this board...I never knew or thought I was a cancer survivor. A friend had melanoma..she had surgery and said I AM A suvivor, until then I used to and still say I AHD cancer. That is how I found this site to ask in fact what I was/ am! hehe lol
I did not find this site until about 2 yrs after the fact I THINk..and now check in daily..
Denise -
Take a look at this
Take a look at this post...
Do all of you think about a recurrence sometimes to where you get afraid of every little pain you might feel?
There are some very thoughtful, wise answers that might help you. And personally, I think that you do get to "just go on". But like any other major event in life (marriage, buying a house, kids, etc.) you "just go on" a little differently than before.
Hugs,
Linda -
I don't know if we ever canGabe N Abby Mom said:Take a look at this
Take a look at this post...
Do all of you think about a recurrence sometimes to where you get afraid of every little pain you might feel?
There are some very thoughtful, wise answers that might help you. And personally, I think that you do get to "just go on". But like any other major event in life (marriage, buying a house, kids, etc.) you "just go on" a little differently than before.
Hugs,
Linda
I don't know if we ever can completely relax, but, I do believe it will get better the further we are from diagnosis and treatment.
Hugs, Angie
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