Seeing my sisters--happy news
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Dear Cynthia, you girls enjoy your dinner tonight, and giggle a lot for all of us. Being around each other must be a blast, as you have the unique position of hearing of survival from a 20 year b/c patient, as well as a 6 year survivor. You have your own little family to compare treatment with, but most importantly, you do have your family. I am jealous. Especially when I hear "dinner tonight in N.O". Eat a crawdad for me please. Hugs, Judy0
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Thanks so much. And don'tcreampuff91344 said:Dear Cynthia, you girls enjoy your dinner tonight, and giggle a lot for all of us. Being around each other must be a blast, as you have the unique position of hearing of survival from a 20 year b/c patient, as well as a 6 year survivor. You have your own little family to compare treatment with, but most importantly, you do have your family. I am jealous. Especially when I hear "dinner tonight in N.O". Eat a crawdad for me please. Hugs, Judy
Thanks so much. And don't my history--Stage 4 now and have been a survivor for 23 years (mets for 1 1/2 yrs). We are fighting on together!0 -
I totally understand where
I totally understand where you are coming from. Well, not exactly, but kind of. I have 1 sister and love her dearly. She lives in the same town and we exercise together, so I get to see her several times a week. There is nothing like family!! Have a wonderful time tonight with your sisters.0 -
CC .. What a wonderful way to spend - Friday night - girlsCypressCynthia said:Thanks so much. And don't
Thanks so much. And don't my history--Stage 4 now and have been a survivor for 23 years (mets for 1 1/2 yrs). We are fighting on together!
nights out with your sisters, more importantly - your freinds. Enjoy your time together, and savor each moment.
Saints Rule .. 2 wins under their belts!
Mrs. Peyton Manning ...0 -
No showing your boobs off at
No showing your boobs off at the restaurant, you three! It isn't Mardi Gras yet and as happy as you all are to be sisters and survivor sisters at that, there is still a bit of decorum! You may, however, wear beads....
Have a great time!
Hugs,
Chen♥0 -
Old Timer Survivorschenheart said:No showing your boobs off at
No showing your boobs off at the restaurant, you three! It isn't Mardi Gras yet and as happy as you all are to be sisters and survivor sisters at that, there is still a bit of decorum! You may, however, wear beads....
Have a great time!
Hugs,
Chen♥
No, we behaved (well sort of). Anyway, we've never shown our boobs in public--I have a feeling that it is mainly tourists doing that ;-). We get all the beads we want--they even sell a pretty big supply at Wal Mart down here.
The new photo is of the 3 (of 4) sisters from tonight at the restaurant. I am in the middle. The shorter sister on the left is my younger sister and my older sister is on the right. All three of us are survivors. I think my older sister has been in remission about 15-20 yrs (she had DCIS)--I can't remember anymore! My younger sister had a local recurrence about 6 yrs ago, but is doing well today. I had the bone mets in 2009, but am doing very well now.0 -
Hope you have a wonderfulCypressCynthia said:Thanks so much. And don't
Thanks so much. And don't my history--Stage 4 now and have been a survivor for 23 years (mets for 1 1/2 yrs). We are fighting on together!
Hope you have a wonderful time!0 -
CynthiaCypressCynthia said:Old Timer Survivors
No, we behaved (well sort of). Anyway, we've never shown our boobs in public--I have a feeling that it is mainly tourists doing that ;-). We get all the beads we want--they even sell a pretty big supply at Wal Mart down here.
The new photo is of the 3 (of 4) sisters from tonight at the restaurant. I am in the middle. The shorter sister on the left is my younger sister and my older sister is on the right. All three of us are survivors. I think my older sister has been in remission about 15-20 yrs (she had DCIS)--I can't remember anymore! My younger sister had a local recurrence about 6 yrs ago, but is doing well today. I had the bone mets in 2009, but am doing very well now.
I hope you thoroughly enjoyed the weekend with your sisters :-) I'm sure you each support one another through every ordeal. My youngest sister is the one who lives in WA and 3 of us are in CT with bc. My pic is Labor Day at my house. I'm on the left and my youngest sister is on the right. The one next to her is the one with a DCIS recurrence after 9 years. The one next to me is a 8 year survivor. I have lost 3" in height since menopause and gained a lot of weight. I look like my father more than any one else in my family. The 3 of us get together for birthdays and holidays and the youngest treks back to CT once a year!
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Love the pics of you andCypressCynthia said:Thanks so much. And don't
Thanks so much. And don't my history--Stage 4 now and have been a survivor for 23 years (mets for 1 1/2 yrs). We are fighting on together!
Love the pics of you and your sisters and I am so happy that you all got to get together. Aren't sisters just the best?
Hugs, Megan0
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