AWAKE.........

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  • .... has put so well into words just what I would say to u too xxxx❤️x

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    Karen, sorry to hear your sad news. Have a huge long hug from hubby.

    xx

  • Very pleased I text at the right time today Karen (toxophilite) I also managed to text someone else as they completed their last Chemo! Maybe I do have a sixth sense! Well it's beats having no sense most of the time!

    Hope you are having real hugs right now! Because it's what you need and deserve! If I could of reached through the phone I would of! 

    This disease is horrid and cruel. But together we will support each other through the bad days! It will NOT beat us! Xxxxxx

  • Hi all, I think after today's news and a difficult few days for a few people, tonight's topic is going to be: HOPE let's see what we can come up with!

  • Theres a Minion for everything! Xxx

  • As real as our Friendship! Xxxx

  • I Believe in you all and Hope never to lose your Friendship xxxxxx

  • Sorry about your news tox. F in shite disease. 

    A lady at work who had bc just before me has found another lump in her armpit...sends shivers down my spine.

    I myself had my first back to work interview today, bear in mind that I was off work from Nov 2016-July 2017 and then Feb 2018. So from 2016 and 2017 you were off because????  Surely I don't even need to answer that???

    Are you fully recovered? Everything is ok now though??? Yeah, just peachy queen. I mean I never worry about the fact that it may come back and the fact that letrozole makes me feel like 85 instead of 45. Oh and the fact that I am going through surgical menopause which is a bit harsher than natural menopause....

    And in Feb???? A bloody operation to make sure the b*stard doesn't come back...Was it necessary? No I quite like operations to remove my body parts, doesn't everybody?

    Oh if you have another day off in the next 12 months you will trigger the next response....Disregard the fact that in the previous (at least) five years before cancer I did not have any days off for sickness whatsoever...(much to the huge disappointment of the kids). Trigger the next response, next you will be saying I got cancer just to have 8 months off!!!!

    I do have to say that the member of staff that did the interview was lovely and very apologetic but purlease....

    Yeah I am absolutely back to normal...NOT! 

    Gay xxx

    OK I am not sure I was normal to begin with...

  • Bloody hell Gay. Who draws up these questionaires? Sorry you had to go through such a jobsworth box ticking exercise.

    Pretty sure none of us are normal................................... Then again, what even IS normal?

    Karen 

  • Hope is a lovely theme Sal. I really feel that with hope, comes strength, as without it, we would give in. I watched my friend do this. She gave up through chemo and eventually gave up completely. She died last week and it was so sad. Her hubby and daughters are distraught. Even when I first met her, hope had gone. I realise now that it is not the strength of the fight in us, but the strength of our hope!

    Jo Jo x

    None of us wanted to be in this group, but we are glad we're not alone.

    Diagnosis 2/8/17 IDC Her2+, 22mm, with spread to several lymph nodes. TCHP chemo started 23/8/17, Mx with immediate, temp recon 24/1/18, rads 20/3 to 10/4/18, Herceptin by IV until Nov 18. RR Mx Jan 23. Still waiting for reconstruction, but opting for simple implants, as opposed to Diep, due to long waiting lists for diep.