I have a similar approach k ... I was actually on the phone checking in on my business about an hour and a half after I woke up from my mastectomy surgery (would have been earlier but they wouldn't give me my phone in recovery ;-) ), back in the office four days later and my clients have had no idea ... just lots of quality doing not much whenever that's how I felt. I went into surgery thinking it will be gone when I wake up, i have no resson to think i wont be jn the percentage who beat it, and then it will be a case of chemo to do a bit of mopping up. Wasn't expecting results that put me in a chemo may do nothing category. And all that positivity (which is genuine) forsnt mean there stent a few dark times when i really worry about the what if it cones back). It's really great you feel strong and postive and have wonderful support of your daughter. My husband is being incredible. Really can't imagine fighting this without him at my side x
