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primek

@DCP I'm do sorry of your diagnosis. It must be a very distressing time for  you. We are here for you and will help where we can. Right now just sending a hug. Kath x

DCP

Thankyou Kath,  surprisingly I'm doing ok, which Im shocked about, I feel like I had the 2 years to prepare for a recurrence. Just taking it one day at a time for now, and for now I'm ok, tired and in pain but ok x
 

DCP

Thanks Zoffiel, for the several years prior to finally getting diagnosed, I would keep a copy of every blood test result etc, and even now I have all of my original results from the diagnosis and every scan and letter from the Drs I could get my hands onto, they all pretty much know the drill lol, thank you for your helpful advice!

Cate64

@bronmeg1 I have bone mets & manage them very well by keeping active, I was a runner before diagnosis & despite treatments & the Onc telling me Xeloda would out an end to it.... it did not & I am happily still running 5km Saturday mornings @ parkrun & also competing in events such as The Gold Coast Marathon in June...

It is a rollercoaster ride of emotions but I find physical activity helps me heaps...

three tits

Hi bronmeg, just read this today and sending you and others warm wishes . so far i have not hd toa deal with this however  I can only imagine how it might be and want you to know I am thinking of you and wondering how you are doing .