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Thank you, Penny! xoxo
Hey Deb! Sorry that you got some bad news at your latest appointment, but as you pointed out, your type of cancer is treatable. Still, it’s disheartening to get news you were not expecting. You have no idea what a good thing you are doing by sharing your journey with us all. This just proves that you’re not a selfish person, still caring about others. I pray for you each and every day and will continue to do so. I strongly believe in the power of faith and because you are so positive and focused I know you will beat this nasty disease. You have so much more to share with the world and will continue to make a difference. Love, Ms. T
Thank you so much for this, I really appreciate it. I’m floored that the medical community wants women to wait so long for testing. It’s not right and if my journey can help and push women to take control of their health, it makes it a little less tolerable to have to go through it. I have had several friends tell me they have scheduled their lapsed mammograms and others asking for baselines. It makes putting it all out there worth it. xoxo
Deb, that is tough news and you are brave to tell your story!!
I have the same thing to say about colonoscopies!!! Never too young to start and get a baseline. Glenn just went (45 years old) because he was having some digestive issues. They found 2 polops. One had cancerous cells. They think they got it all so he just needs follow up checks for the next 6 months and year.
I hope you are doing ok. Know that you have a lot of prayers and support coming your way!!
Love ya!! xoxo
Ellen!! God I miss you. So happy Glenn is clear now and he keeps up with the follow-up. Cancer is scary and we need to make sure we don’t give it a chance to gain control. Tell him I said hi and I’m glad he’s ok! xoxo
You are helping so many with this info you share. You got this. If you need anything just ask. Prayers.
Thank you so much, Carolyn. I am hearing from so many of my friends that they are now scheduling their mammograms, it makes me so happy. Unfortunately a lot of them got their notice they were due, or lost their prescriptions or just haven’t made that call yet. But now they are on top of it and getting them done. If I can help one person detect an abnormality in an early stage and prevent them from having to go through all of this, it will have all been worth it. xoxo
I am so sorry you are going through this. My life was turned upside down 6 months ago with a similar diagnosis. I had a double mastectomy in September and pathology results are clean. I am very thankful. I wish you all the best during your journey.
Congratulations on the clean pathology and taking charge of your body like that! I hope you are healing well from your double mastectomy and they stay on top of you to make sure there’s no recurrence. Keep up the fight and thank you for your well wishes. xoxo
Stay strong! You got this!! FYI I got my script for mammo today (bc of you!) and will be calling to schedule appt tomorrow. Sending you love and light! xoxo
YES!! Thank you for this. So happy you called! I will come see you in the green room so you can tell me everything went ok! 🙂 xoxo
Hey Deb,
I have known you for a very long time, you are as strong as they come. Cancer picked the wrong girl to mess with. I am thinking of you everyday girl.
Love ya,
MEATBALL. 🙂
Thanks, buddy. xoxo
Hey, Deb!
I was just at my gynecologist for my annual . Two months ago, I had received my annual reminder letter for my mammogram but this time it said to consult with your doctor because you may only need it every two years now. So I started to think maybe because I am over 50 that I didn’t have to go annually. My doctor said, “Absolutely not .” My doctor continued to tell me that most breast cancers are caught by mammogram. Thank you for sharing your journey. My prayers are with you! Claudia from Cape Cod
Claudia, I am so glad you have a doctor who puts patient care above industry recommendations. It’s not right and good thing you are taking care of yourself by going for the annual to begin with where you could ask your doctor. Thank you for your prayers, please share with your friends and loved ones and push them to get their mammograms every year as well. xoxo
still thinking of you- and thanks for sharing your story! knowledge is power!
are you going to MSK? my dad went there.
Thanks, Liz. Yes, at MSK thankfully. I hope your dad is ok. xoxo
you’re in excellent hands! dad is doing well, thanks.
xo
Glad to hear that abour your dad. xoxo
Deb, thank you for sharing your story. It makes it so much more real. We read stories everyday how this cancer effects so many people. Your story has hit home. I am thinking of you and sending prayers. xo
Thank you, Julie. Please be sure to get your screenings yearly and bring your mom! Make it a girls day out so it’s not so miserable. I’ll try to update as much as possible. Thank you for the thoughts and prayers, I really appreciate it and hope all is well on your end. xoxo