Great podcast, Sue. It's interesting to note how many stage 4 breast cancer patients started out with nothing to worry about, and it was just a blip in the road, but nothing they wanted to take up their life with. That is certainly what I thought. I just finished my treatment for the second round of stage 1 breast cancer which turned to stage 2 and reuired a second surgery on the same breast as well as chemo and radiation.
Like Deb, I'm having a pain elsewhere. I'm hoping it will be nothing, but if it is, I'll treat it, and I'm ok with that. I haven't been so active about trying to help others, but I haven't reached out to others for help either. So, I applaud Deb for her work in this area. Thanks for posting this.
Great podcast, Sue. It's interesting to note how many stage 4 breast cancer patients started out with nothing to worry about, and it was just a blip in the road, but nothing they wanted to take up their life with. That is certainly what I thought. I just finished my treatment for the second round of stage 1 breast cancer which turned to stage 2 and reuired a second surgery on the same breast as well as chemo and radiation.
Like Deb, I'm having a pain elsewhere. I'm hoping it will be nothing, but if it is, I'll treat it, and I'm ok with that. I haven't been so active about trying to help others, but I haven't reached out to others for help either. So, I applaud Deb for her work in this area. Thanks for posting this.