To work or not to work?
i am hoping you lovely ladies could share your thoughts on the dilemma of to work or not to work following a mbc diagnosis? I was Dx Stage IV at the end of September this year. The Se of Afinitor/exem...
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Hi Melinda and Miss M,
Mekibda - you do sound like a wonderfully strong woman with a very positive attitude. I thonk one of the hardest things to learn to do is to put yourself first and give yourself time to just be, to live life in the now and do the things you want to do with people you want to be with. I wish I was better at this and totally agree with all you said. I think my job is physically less taxing than yours working with autistic children or Miss M's as Director of a childcare centre. I am largely a desk jockey
Mekibda - you do sound like a wonderfully strong woman with a very positive attitude. I thonk one of the hardest things to learn to do is to put yourself first and give yourself time to just be, to live life in the now and do the things you want to do with people you want to be with. I wish I was better at this and totally agree with all you said. I think my job is physically less taxing than yours working with autistic children or Miss M's as Director of a childcare centre. I am largely a desk jockey