Positive secondary breast cancer stories

Hi and Margaritt, I'm so pleased you've found the thread and that it's helping you.  That's the goal!  Keep it up and please add links to any positive stories that you find about new treatments, longevity etc.

Noswad1 so pleased you started this thread . Dealing with diagnosis is hard enough and reading bad stuff just takes you down although I totally get people are having tough times. Reading positive stories of treatment making a difference is so uplifting.and gives me hope.I want to concentrate on the good stuff in my life and keep going x

Thank you Noswad1 for starting this thread and to everybody who has contributed positive stories. I was only diagnosed  last week and to say it's been a bolt from the blue is an understatement. Reading the stories here gives me hope, which is all I need right now.  

It came as a complete shock to me too I had got to 5 years and thought I was doing well.Positive stories are what we really need right now to give us hope and determination to keep going . Once I have my plan I’ll hopefully be adding my positives to the thread. 

Found this..  I am sure they were looking into this woodworm plants back in 2001

But they still are saying That it is killing breast cancer cells.. which is great news. Here is the link to have a read..

www.webmd.com/.../artemisinin-cancer-treatment

https://www.amazon.co.uk/All-That-Followed-cancer-leaving-ebook/dp/B07FQW7KJX A friend recommended I read this book. I understand that the author is ten years post diagnosis and counting.  

Thanks Jude3. Will check out the book. 

Thanks jude3 will have a look 

Thank you Jude x

I think my story is pretty positive. I was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in the sternum, after many scans it was concluded it was only in the sternum. To cut a long story short I underwent a sternectomy (removal of the sternum and replaced with concrete and wire) and my cancer has been successfully removed with good margins. Has anyone else gone through this operation? if so I would really like to connect and share (and share with anyone with secondaries isolated to the sternum).