My partner has secondary breast cancer
Hi,
As the title explains, my partner Shelagh has very recently been diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in the bones and liver. We moved to Adelaide 6 months ago from the UK with our two boys, ...
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I am so sorry that you, Shelagh and your families are facing this. As you say chemotherapy can at least give you hope. There are many women living with this chronic disease and where there is life there is hope. I hope that the doctors can help Shelagh and I hope along with all the many, many people who have been touched by this disease that a cure is not too far away.
Please know that you need never feel alone. This network is here for those diagnosed and their families. We are always here to listen when you have something you need to say. Take care and my thoughts are with you and Shelagh as you tackle this next challenge. Wishing you all the best. Deanne xxx