To my teal sisters
Lovely ladies, I read your threads and my heart cries for what you all have gone through. Ovarian cancer is such a tough one and too often doctors aren't watching for the symptoms until it is late.
Today I had my quarterly doctor visit and as I sat in the waiting room a young couple came in and sat down. I don't know about most of you, but there are not a lot of young women in a gynecological cancer waiting room, and even though I am 51 she was younger and you could tell she had lost her hair from her treatment. Her husband had on a teal wrist band and that is when I knew. I smiled at her and she smiled back.
Ladies, I knew right then that I wanted to come to your board and let you know that I think all of you are such a great group of warriors.
May God bless all of you. May they find something to diagnose ovarian cancer earlier, or better yet, find a cure.
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Thank You!
You are a brave warrior too and a very compassionate and supportive sister! May you be blessed with a long and happy life.
Warmly,
Kelly
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This Cancer knows no age limitlovesanimals said:Thank You!
You are a brave warrior too and a very compassionate and supportive sister! May you be blessed with a long and happy life.
Warmly,
Kelly
I know ladies in their 30's and 40's who have ovarian cancer...I sometimes see them when I am getting my chemo. They have little ones at home and I feel so bad..I have to have another six rounds of chemo...my scan showed one small cell left in my pelvic lymph node...no where else. I have been on chemo for three + years now....stay strong...
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I think your amazing , I'vepoopergirl14052 said:This Cancer knows no age limit
I know ladies in their 30's and 40's who have ovarian cancer...I sometimes see them when I am getting my chemo. They have little ones at home and I feel so bad..I have to have another six rounds of chemo...my scan showed one small cell left in my pelvic lymph node...no where else. I have been on chemo for three + years now....stay strong...
I think your amazing , I've moaned at my first 6 sessions of chemo ! I hope that the next round of treatment gets rid of the rest of cancer in your lymph node and you get a break from treatment . Sending my best wishes and thinking of you .jue
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