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Bettyeanne... Please tell your frister we are thinking of her & praying that chemo works. I cant imagine what she is going through but she is fighting & that is great. You keep strong for her... she needs you. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you AT ALL.. |
Bettyeanne, your " Frister" continues to be in my prayers daily and I also spend a little extra time hugging my furbabies and telling them all about you all. I truly believe that somehow they understand and that their little hearts are sending up prayers as well. Hugs ..............:heart to |
Bettyanne, I have had you and your frister on my mind. I wish there was better news. Sending prayers and hope your way. Thinking of you my friend. Sheilagh |
I'm keeping her in my prayers that she continues to recover and gets through this. I just now saw your post, and I think it was awesome of you to be so optimistic and not accept anything bad, in times like this, faith can help out the most. |
I became a nurse after my mother lost her 8 yr struggle with multiple types of cancer. It was hard form me at the young age of 24...but i can tell you it doesnt get easier with age. Technology and research has improved so much in the past 20 yrs. Gosh I cant believe it has been 20 years. I am sending prayers for your sister and for you my friend. We are here for you! lisa |
Oh gosh...prayers are going out to you and your friend...and lots of positive thoughts your way. <<hugs>> Carrie |
bettyeanne My thoughts and prayers will be with you and your frister. I have a couster (cousin/sister) that I would feel the same way about. Anyway, my sister in law was diagnosed with breast cancer when my nephew was 6 months old. She had originally felt the lump while pregnant but was told repeatedly it was only a clogged milk duct. Anyway after originally being told that th xray showed nothing to worry about she got a second opinion and was diagnosed stage 2 breast cancer because of the size of the tumor and her age (having just turned 31). She did chemo and then had a mastectomy followed by radiation. She started complaining about having stomach pains shortly before her 1 yr of diagnosis but the doctor said it was just the medications she was on. At her 1 yr mark he told her that she was cancer free (without doing a PET scan). A few days later, on her birthday, she was rushed to the ER doubled over. The cancer had spread to her liver. She began treatment again and although the outcome did not look well, she tried to keep a positive outlook. 6 months later she learned the cancer had spread to her brain. Again this was after complaining about headaches and such. Then 5 months after that the cancer had spread to her bone (and unfortunately again, had been complaining of back pain). She passed away almost 4 months later. This was last July 28th It was devastating for us because although we had good recommendations on the oncologist, looking back I wish she would have changed doctors. But she was comfortable with him and trusted him. My brother had time to prepare himself although I think he is still shell shocked. She left behind my nephew who will turn 4 in August and my niece who is 5. The really sad part is that where they were both so young when she was diagnosed they don't really remember her at all. Through it all she looked to God to do as was His plan. I hope and pray that God will answer your prayers and heal your frister. The hard part of this is that what is God's plan is not always what we would want for our own. May God bless you and watch over you all |
I should have mentioned I didn't share that to put any negative thoughts in your mind but to show you that throughout my sister in law's entire ordeal she looked to God. So while it's a sad part of my life, it's comforting too. |
praying for your sister.... |
sending loving and positive thoughts your way..much love Kerry & Pixie. |
Thank you all so very much for your sweet thoughts and for your prayers. We are just taking it one day at the time. The soonest they can begin chemo is the 10th. Dana, thank you for sharing your story. Your sister-in-law sounds like she was a beautiful person with very strong faith. It is heartbreaking that she died so young but we know that everything works according to God's plan and I suppose we aren't supposed to understand. It's hard sometimes but we just have to have faith. God bless you and your family and thank you so very much for keeping my friend in your prayers. |
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Bettyanne, I am so glad for your sister and your whole family that things are looking so encouraging.......She must be feeling so relieved on some level to know that her tests are checking out ok....... I hope she has continued improvements......May our Lord God bless her and protect her each day… |
You all continue to be in my thoughts and in my prayers. |
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