and now it's more than a year
I can't believe I'm nearly 18 months out. Sometimes it feels like yesterday, and other times like years ago.
Arimidex every day - just causes my joints to ache and I am still incredibly tired. I th...
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Hey magicmum
I am glad you are doing well and looking onwards and upwards, good on you.
How do you work out your 18 months? I work my time from diagnosis and I am about 22 months.
I know what you mean about putting on the brave face but luckily they can't see your tummy squirming and your head spinning from the fear of the unknown. Only people who have ventured down the BC path or for that matter any cancer path lives with the fear of recurrence. It is easy to say forget about it and just get on with it.
I can say I have pretty much had every possible test done to me this year so far and I am happy to say I am confident I am cancer free at this moment. Next week, next month, next year who knows but I celebrate every day at present that I am cancer free until or if I am ever told different. I kicked its butt and so did you so with have to run with that for now.
Keep looking onwards and upwards every day and I hope you continue on this wonderful road you are on.
Stay happy, healthy and cancer free luvly.
PS: How about an update pic with your new hair to celebrate.
Lots of love today, tomorrow and always, Mich xoxoxo