TO CHICKNGYRO

So sorry, that you seem destined to be one of us. (I will not say "welcome"). The ladies on this forum will be helpful to you with the questions you have, and we are all here to support you throughout this process. I believe I know what you and your family are going through. My aunt, my sister and I were diagnosed in our 50's, however, my own daughter was diagnosed in 2007. She was 33 years old.

Let us know how your are doing.

Judy

p>s> Please meet Melissa in Roll Call entry.

 

Post Edited (JUJU8872) : 8/4/2008 5:00:42 PM (GMT-6)

Hi Melissa I moved your post down here hoping you would get more response. That Roll Call is so long that not many go to read it unless they are looking for something. There are some pictures and some good info there but it takes a long time to find it.

Sorry about your mom. As I have mentioned in other posts my daughter has breast cancer and has bone mets and bone marrow mets. It is harder to deal with a loved one's cancer than your own. Having a four year old will make it difficult when you have treatment with your mom so sick, too. I hope you have a big family that can help. We won't mention the heartless idiot who left you alone to deal with so much, although it sounds like it was before your diagnosis.

We'll give you support here if you come and post and tell us what is happening with you. So many young women have been through so much. I wish breast cancer (and all the other cancers) would be eliminated from our llives.

Hugs, Mary K.