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ChezaH
6 years agoMember
Hi I have just been diagnosed
What a shock on the 7th Feb to find out the news I had my surgery on the 14th Feb, soooo lucky to be done so quick, not a lot of time to dwell on things. I have been told I have a grade 2 IDC and onl...
AllyJay
6 years agoMember
For me, the percentage thing iwas this. If I didn't have the chemo, and the cancer returned..would I live and ultimately die with the question of "what if...what if I had taken it and I was one of those 2%?" Also 2% is either a significant number or it isn't...depends how important the situation is. If you passed a shop with stickers of "Sale Sale...everything is 2% off" you would probably not be impressed. If, however your child attended a large high school with 1000 pupils and a crazy gunman entered and shot and killed 2% of the pupils...that would be 20 children. Suddenly 2% seems inordinately large....especially if your child was one of those 2%. Each of us is different, but for myself, I couldn't live with that uncertainty that I had done all !00% not 98% that I could to prevent a return of this bastard of a disease. We only get one bite of this poisoned apple.