Now I am almost a serial click I am reading about the 1000's of women around they world who are given hope by using one finger to click on sponsors icons. At all seems too simple for me at times. But women are leaving there messages of support and encouragement on the site so this small act is making a difference please become a clicker too.
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I'm one of your friends from across 'the pond' and have been clicking daily for over 6 years as I feel so lucky to be able to get free mammagrams here.
I was diagnosed with breast cancer in Nov. 2001 at the age of 51. I had a radical mastectomy (I was scraped to the bone) in Dec. 2001 and started chemo in Jan 2002. I had radiotherapy in May/June 2002 and returned to full time Primary school teaching in July. I was put on Tamoxifen while having my treatments which, by my request was later changed to Arimidex. I'd also been told it was in my lymph glands and there was nothing they could do. I retired in 2006 and was told at that time that I was not expected to survive my op and treatments by more than 10 years. I'm still on Arimidex, and will be for life, BUT I was given the all clear 2 years ago and only have check-ups once a year now - and my 10 years is up in December! Sooooo........NEVER give up, keep strong, keep fighting - mind over matter really is good with this terrible illness.
Love and best wishes to all you who are still battling on.
Rosemary Oldridge
Huddersfield, United Kingdom
Huddersfield, United Kingdom
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