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Hi Suzanne, I was diagnosed with spread to the bones in September, unfortunately in the middle of my treatment for primary. Once I got over the shock and had a treatment plan in place I didn't just feel as bad. I suppose it's the uncertainty now is the worst. There are ladies on these forums doing very well on the medications around today and that gives me hope for the future. I'm worried about my family too, and I think that's a normal reaction to our diagnosis. You don't come across as hard faced at all, and perhaps your strength back then when facing BC first time has returned to help you face it again. Take care 

Jools xx 

Dear Suzanne

1. Beat x 3 cancers now in stage 4 secondary breast cancer brain tumour removed a couple of weeks ago. All over the last 10 years. I have been the same not sure if shock or waiting for reality to settle. Have done my normal get on, organise and positive noise selfe. I do feel this protects me so if it works I go for it. We are all individuals in this so whatever works fir you is right. Take Care tomorrows another day xx

Hi what would you say or do as I thought and got told I was stage 2 for long time then get told stage 4 for long time xxx

Its the clarity and answers to any questions I am having trouble getting. It seems to me you get a stage 4 diagnosis then you sit in a black hole waiting. I have just started to bombard any body involved with questions and see what comes out xx