Another sister reporting for duty
Hi all I’m Linda, a 54 yo from the Barossa Valley in SA, a wife, mother to 5 humans and 1 furkid, a lover of all things Disney & Robbie Williams and living with a fairly new diagnosis of DCIS. His...
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Dear @lindaandchris
Questioning your mortality is a perfectly normal reaction! It’s just that mainly we don’t. So it comes as an unwelcome shock when we do. Part of western culture is to keep any concept of the limitations of our life span as distant as possible. Other cultures may do
it better. When your treatment is well advanced, and you are feeling confident again, it’s worth examining how we look at life and death and how you, as a practical
person, handle that inevitability.
In the meantime, take one day at a time and I hope you have your treatment plan soon. Best wishes.
Questioning your mortality is a perfectly normal reaction! It’s just that mainly we don’t. So it comes as an unwelcome shock when we do. Part of western culture is to keep any concept of the limitations of our life span as distant as possible. Other cultures may do
it better. When your treatment is well advanced, and you are feeling confident again, it’s worth examining how we look at life and death and how you, as a practical
person, handle that inevitability.
In the meantime, take one day at a time and I hope you have your treatment plan soon. Best wishes.