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Living with stage4 breast cancer

bluebell56
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  I am 61yrs old started with this in 2010 had 4 chemotherapies last one capecetibine which has not worked. Will start another virolebine hope this is more succesful, it is arollercoaster ride and feel a little less hopefull,  Im quite positive and just want to see some light at the end of this long journey and enjoy each day. Please let me help anyone who needs to offload any concerns I may be able to help and listen love and light to all.xx

I will be a Grandmother1st time in march so got to hang in there!

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    Hi Bluebell 56

    you have been thro the mills yet still being a a comfort to others 

    I have stage 2 invasive & found out 2 weeks ago. Have had my days counting my blessings. Being very organised, have had a tear over breakfast or something from the television.

    knowing there is someone like you who is happy to help by talking to strangers is so good of you

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    Hi bevstret 

    Thanks for your kind words, im in bed with my thoughts and talk to my angels who are watching over us. Try and enjoy the little things that help you get through this tough time. Keep strong and  there is always someone to care and try to understand when you think youre alone.x

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