Adam is coming home for a week in May. And he's arriving on Mother's Day!
Only 72 days to go...
What I'm grateful for today: I think that's obvious!
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About Me
- Christine
- One of the challenges of having advanced cancer is that there aren't enough good-news stories. While it may be necessary to go to the 'dark side' at times, I want to create a blog that is about living in the moment and finding joy in the small things.
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History
1998 May - diagnosed stage II breast cancer, mastectomy, chemo (TAC vs FAC trial)
2007 Feb - solitary 2.8 cm lung lesion, wedge resection surgery
2008 Sep5 - multiple lung lesions, Taxotere
2009 Dec - no sign of mets, Faslodex
2010 Apr - mets to spine and rib
2010 June - radiation to rib
2007 Feb - solitary 2.8 cm lung lesion, wedge resection surgery
2008 Sep5 - multiple lung lesions, Taxotere
2009 Dec - no sign of mets, Faslodex
2010 Apr - mets to spine and rib
2010 June - radiation to rib
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1 comment:
YAY! That's exciting. Very very cool!
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