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I first got breast cancer in 1999 at age 39.
It came back in 2002 and has metastasized (spread) to my bones, liver, brain and skin.
My life is about dancing with cancer.
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My wife of 17yrs was recently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, she never smoked nor drank a day in her life, I hope you don't mind me reading your blog and following you but I find wisdom strength and courage reading about your journey. peace be with you and God bless
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You look amazing! Congratulations on your anniversary and for continuing to embrace life even with your disease. I think your positive spirit has much to do with how long you have been able to live -- and live well -- with your diagnosis. Brava!
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ReplyDeleteI am honored that you would like to follow my blog. Please pass along to your wife that I've lived with stage 4 breast cancer for more than 11 years. I hope she is able to receive good treatment and will live a long and healthy life.
Jill
Happy anniversary. What an inspiration you are to those of us touched by this disease.
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