Hi @Romla, I can certainly understand your request, as I know I looked for those posts from people who were years down the track when I was having treatment, and hoped one day I'd be one of them. Happily, I passed my 5yr anniversary of being diagnosed with breast cancer back in February and was signed off by my breast surgeon in May and am now just seeing my oncologist every 6 months. I must admit I don't check in as often to the general Network any more (although I am more involved in the Choosing Breast Reconstruction group), as, thankfully, life has become much less focused on medical appointments and I have regained some normality with work, family and other activities.
Honestly, I am still coming to terms with my "new normal" as I do have some ongoing challenges as a result of treatment, but, overall, I am thankful for the days I have been given and have been so happy to see my children (who were 8yrs and 13yrs when I was diagnosed), blossom into the amazing young people that they are now.
Keep in mind that there are more and more of us living longer and living well beyond breast cancer so please take heart and know that the odds are definitely in your favour. Best of luck with your treatment, it is a hard slog, and can feel like a never-ending journey, but you will get there and hopefully you'll be one of those encouraging others five or more years down the track. Jane xx