Ok - so I am going to put it out there. A question among those of us with advanced disease.
Why are our stories excluded from the general articles in the Beacon? Why do we receive an insert "the ...
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Perhaps the very name tells all - we are the nasty little secret inside the wave of pink positivism. I have found that many of my former associates, working with women with breast cancer, have been very slow to renew contact. It's just too confronting for them.
We badly need the kind of openness found on some of the US websites; it's a continuum after all and we should all be in it together. Can't sweep ABC under the carpet.
Great to see this discussion..... Pam
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