I enjoyed watching the videos as I think hearing from another person with metastic breast cancer can be supportive, especially when they seem to be full of hope for the future. Sometimes you can feel very alone as I know a few people with early breast cancer but very few with metastatic breast cancer. One thing I took on board, was to LIVE each day as they come and not to worry too much about the future, especially when one treatment starts to fail, there is usually another drug to take its place. I have been living with bone mets for 5 years and sometimes I wonder how much longer I have, but I think how fortunate I am to have reach 70 years. I have seen my children grow up and now my grandchildren are all at school. I have a very loving and supportive husband, who is always there for me. I am due for scans next month and I think it's only normal to have scan anxiety but I try not to waste too much energy feeling anxious and think about the things that give me pleasure in life. So tomorrow I am going to have lunch with a good friend which I'm looking forward too. Wendy h
