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LisaO
9 years agoMember
Trying to get on with my "new life"
Today marks a milestone for me. A milestone which I'm sure women who have NOT been diagnosed with bc would struggle to understand, in fact, I've mentioned my milestone to a few family members and I g...
Romla
9 years agoMember
It's great you found the courage to share this - not everyone will get it but we all do on this blog Life changes when we get the bc diagnosis but it does not end - there' s stuff that we go thru and scary bits when life opens up after the flurry of treatment that dominates our lives for months on end. For me when I hit a downer after radio to see and hear fellow bc ladies out and about enjoying life meant the world because it told me life was not over. The girls are right it's baby steps as your confidence is knocked and trepidation creeps in but it does pick up , we realise we can do a few things , that we stop looking internally and start participating in life again - it's still there we just need to get back out there - life is still good. xo