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Cancer Support

PennyK

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10. Wow. i wish you the easiest treatment

Reply to cyclonefence (Original post)

Fri Sep 7, 2018, 11:08 AM

Sep 2018

But I agree with you, I also think it's hardest on your loved one. I actually think it's easier to be the patient than the caregiver. My husband has been great through all my cancer adventures, but it's been hard on him.
On the bright side, they'r getting better and better with treatment all the time.

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I probably have breast cancer (again) [View all] cyclonefence Sep 2018 OP

Vent, vent, vent... I lost a father and stepfather to cancer and my mother and brother have... TreasonousBastard Sep 2018 #1

(((hugs))) we are here for you... samnsara Sep 2018 #2

Eat zero animal products and minimal packaged food/sugar/oil. Whole Foods (vegetables) MLAA Sep 2018 #3

Vent all you want. Also direct all negative energy to the cancer. sinkingfeeling Sep 2018 #4

Take care until Tuesday & afterwards. So glad you wrote this note. appalachiablue Sep 2018 #5

Share this heartfelt post with folks. LakeArenal Sep 2018 #6

I live in Rebl2 Sep 2018 #7

Thanks to all of you cyclonefence Sep 2018 #8

Venting is good. Solly Mack Sep 2018 #9

Wow. i wish you the easiest treatment PennyK Sep 2018 #10

Thanks for your good wishes cyclonefence Sep 2018 #11