Five years and counting :)
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This is wonderful, Paula! Thank you for posting this news. I'm nearly recovered from a dbl mastectomy, and heard it is triple negative grade 3, and will have chemo and radiation next.
I'm normally not an anxious person, normally want to know the worst case scenario and then go from there. But I haven't found any sense of control or reassurance from reading about triple neg BC!
So hearing your news is like a little ray of sunshine, just for me.
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Yep, you can get bogged down in all the bad stuff written about triple neg, however I have stared it down twice and there is every reason you can survive this. I tried really hard to not read about it. I just got on with the treatment. It wasn't always easy, espescially doing it twice, however here I am 5 years on. I wish you all the best with your treatment. Just remember one foot in front of the other, one day at a time.
Hugs
Paula xxx
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Thanks so odd, I'll take that hug and send one right back to you.
Paula xxxx
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Oops it auto corrected your name. Xxxxx
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Hi Paula. Fantastic news!! Congratulations. Glad you were able to celebrate with your loved ones. Karen xox
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Thanks Karen, every year further away from those dreaded diagnosis deserves a celebration.
Hope you travelling OK.
Paula xxxxx
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Fantastic Paula,
Lovely to see your smiling face, you are a huge inspiration to all of us.
Thanks and cuddles, Trace
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Hi Trace,
Thankyou for your kind words.
Cuddles right back to you and I hope you are doing well.
Paula xxx
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Well done Paula,
Always great to hear of long time survival. Great to here of another Triple Negative survivor - we need to get the numbers up - I have met some lovely ladies who are 15 or 20 years or more post BC but not met any long term Triple Negative. I hope they are out there.
Beverley
(8 years and 2 years post Triple Negative)
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I am sure they are out there busy living life
I see you had a go again too....Here's to a long life
Paula xxxxx
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