The power of online support

Just watched the clip now. You did a great job Louise. Thanks.

I was on the front of the BCNA Website shot heee heee, with one of my message!  One second of fame hey! xx Bel

Louise did a great job, didn't she Bel!

Great to know you're keen to be involved down in Launceston too!

Let us know if there's anything we can ever do to help :)

Thea x

Hey Bel, did you see your face on there too? Good work XXX 

We were so disappointed that we didn't get to see more of you in the piece, Louise! I'm so sorry you took all of that time out of your time to talk about something you're so passionate about and they cut it down by so much :(

Thank you so much for being involved though - we so appreciate you always being available to fly the flag for such an important issue. You are doing such a fantastic job, and any media we can do to let other women know about this resource and support that is available to them and their families can only be a good thing!

Thank you again,
Thea x

You know, if anyone gets me started on the topic of blogging I just cant stop talking. I had a 20 min interview and spoke about some benefits of blogging in this community, but it didnt make it to air.............Things like how distance is irrelevant in an online space, how people find each other and can support each other when things get really tough, how it is the nature of women to connect and chat, how the community environment is so supported and positive and yet the topics can be so sad and emotional.

The gorgeous young woman featured in the story who is starting chemo this week has a very special blog if you get a chance to see it. Boob Schmoob. And at 31 is just so so young. But what grace she has dealing with her situation.

Thanks BCNA for the opportunity. XXXLouie