Two years ago today....
Roseann
Comments
-
way to go.....
yipppppeeee happy for you..
Denise
***May I asked difference in a Partial Mastectomy vs Lumpectomy (which I HAD)????0 -
Enjoy your day and........
what a wonderful way to celebrate!!!
Love and Light,
Vicki0 -
Congratulations!Aortus said:Just one present???
Just kidding, Roseann... happy second birthday, and may your "terrible twos" last for years and years to come!
Joe
I hope you have a great day! I think we should celebrate every chance we get. A second birthday is a great idea! God Bless
(((hugs))) Janice0 -
RoseannBoppy_of_6 said:Congratulations!
I hope you have a great day! I think we should celebrate every chance we get. A second birthday is a great idea! God Bless
(((hugs))) Janice
What a exciting day.You should buy yourself a NICE gift and sleep in. And think about all the other gifts you will be getting in the future. When I was first diagnosed I didn't think about the future but I do now.
I understand how you feel. I missed my 1st anniversay.Didn't think about it but one day while shopping I thought"I need to celebrate my 2nd and ALL the many years I WILL be surviving".I decided I would buy myself a gift. Not sure what yet??? My day is coming up Aug 19.That was DX Day.
Lynn Smith0 -
To answer the gift question.Lynn Smith said:Roseann
What a exciting day.You should buy yourself a NICE gift and sleep in. And think about all the other gifts you will be getting in the future. When I was first diagnosed I didn't think about the future but I do now.
I understand how you feel. I missed my 1st anniversay.Didn't think about it but one day while shopping I thought"I need to celebrate my 2nd and ALL the many years I WILL be surviving".I decided I would buy myself a gift. Not sure what yet??? My day is coming up Aug 19.That was DX Day.
Lynn Smith
I bought myself a cool necklace with a crescent moon and a star. I love it.
To answer the question about a partial mastectomy, a partial mastectomy tales more of the breast but leaves the breast in tact. My breast is now quite perky leaving the other looking tired and droopy. Insurance would cover fixing it but I wouldn't bother. If I cold trade a boob lift for a face lift, I would be all over it. LOL.
Roseann0 -
Know what you meanroseann4 said:To answer the gift question.
I bought myself a cool necklace with a crescent moon and a star. I love it.
To answer the question about a partial mastectomy, a partial mastectomy tales more of the breast but leaves the breast in tact. My breast is now quite perky leaving the other looking tired and droopy. Insurance would cover fixing it but I wouldn't bother. If I cold trade a boob lift for a face lift, I would be all over it. LOL.
Roseann
I had a lumpectomy. I've had benign tumors since I was 20.So I was a tad bit smaller on the left side.BUT now with the cancerous tumor and 2 more benign ones that were found within a couple weeks I am smaller,now more noticeable. Different to the point my husband remarks about it with my clothes.He tells me "you are bulging on one side.Cant you find a bra to fit". The right side my bra is to small but the left side just right.So I bulge big time on 1 side.
My 36C bra is to small for one side but to big for the other.I need a 36D but the type of bra I like I can't find.I try to adjust the one with the overflow but can't do it in public.
For a boob lift??? I think I will stay the way I am.I am tired of it being cut on.Even though I have no scars that are noticeable I don't need the trauma.
I think jewelry will be my present.A necklace.At Christmas when all the jewlery was on sale I brought a heart necklace.I thought it was time for a piece of jewelry. It was that shopping day that got me thinking about presents for every year. My friend thinks of me too.She told me about a jewelry store that has the cutest breast cancer necklace.I looked on line for it.Cant find it but will look closer to AUG. My friend told me the owner of the place was a 29 year bc survivor.
Lynn Smith0 -
LynnLynn Smith said:Know what you mean
I had a lumpectomy. I've had benign tumors since I was 20.So I was a tad bit smaller on the left side.BUT now with the cancerous tumor and 2 more benign ones that were found within a couple weeks I am smaller,now more noticeable. Different to the point my husband remarks about it with my clothes.He tells me "you are bulging on one side.Cant you find a bra to fit". The right side my bra is to small but the left side just right.So I bulge big time on 1 side.
My 36C bra is to small for one side but to big for the other.I need a 36D but the type of bra I like I can't find.I try to adjust the one with the overflow but can't do it in public.
For a boob lift??? I think I will stay the way I am.I am tired of it being cut on.Even though I have no scars that are noticeable I don't need the trauma.
I think jewelry will be my present.A necklace.At Christmas when all the jewlery was on sale I brought a heart necklace.I thought it was time for a piece of jewelry. It was that shopping day that got me thinking about presents for every year. My friend thinks of me too.She told me about a jewelry store that has the cutest breast cancer necklace.I looked on line for it.Cant find it but will look closer to AUG. My friend told me the owner of the place was a 29 year bc survivor.
Lynn Smith
My PC is a woman and said that the same stores that fit women who have had mastectomy surgery can fit us with a wedge that fills out the bra cup. I haven't done it but it might help if we are wearing lower cut tops or summer jersey tops.
Roseann0 -
No "terrible twos" for you!camul said:Congratulations on hitting 2,
Enjoy your day, these milestones take on such great meaning:)
~Carol
No "terrible twos" for you! You deserve a gift, big-time! Congratulations!
Be Well,
Diane0 -
Another celebration! 2Hippiechick58 said:No "terrible twos" for you!
No "terrible twos" for you! You deserve a gift, big-time! Congratulations!
Be Well,
Diane
Another celebration! 2 years! How wonderful! You should have a gift, well, more than one in my opinion!
Sue
0
Discussion Boards
- All Discussion Boards
- 6 CSN Information
- 6 Welcome to CSN
- 121.9K Cancer specific
- 2.8K Anal Cancer
- 446 Bladder Cancer
- 309 Bone Cancers
- 1.6K Brain Cancer
- 28.5K Breast Cancer
- 398 Childhood Cancers
- 27.9K Colorectal Cancer
- 4.6K Esophageal Cancer
- 1.2K Gynecological Cancers (other than ovarian and uterine)
- 13K Head and Neck Cancer
- 6.4K Kidney Cancer
- 671 Leukemia
- 793 Liver Cancer
- 4.1K Lung Cancer
- 5.1K Lymphoma (Hodgkin and Non-Hodgkin)
- 237 Multiple Myeloma
- 7.1K Ovarian Cancer
- 63 Pancreatic Cancer
- 487 Peritoneal Cancer
- 5.5K Prostate Cancer
- 1.2K Rare and Other Cancers
- 540 Sarcoma
- 732 Skin Cancer
- 653 Stomach Cancer
- 191 Testicular Cancer
- 1.5K Thyroid Cancer
- 5.8K Uterine/Endometrial Cancer
- 6.3K Lifestyle Discussion Boards