Making your own Choices

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If you ever are diagnosed with the big "C' . You need to not be funneled into a sea of other breast cancer patients and be treated exactly like them. No. You shake off the initial sting and you start doing your own homework. You learn all about your facts, figures and options, both traditional and non.

Then ,start forming your own circle of peeps. Many of these connections will come from someone like me or other cancer survivors. Other good souls will enter at the right time and share some wisdom. Seperate yourself from the congestion, breathe, find a calm place and listen to your spirit. It's all part of the goodness we need to feel at this time. You need to make choices that the
support path of care that is specific to you and your issues', no one else's. you will grow bolder as you create a path that feels really right for you.

I'm here to chat. Namaste! Meg

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Posted 5:23 pm April 17th, 2008
Thank you so much i just had a mastectomy and on feb 28 tears welled up when they removed the drains from your breast although i have only had one and still look forward to breast reconstruction
have been mulling over weather to go through the chemo and even taking the anti hormon pills
side effects and becomming weaker does not make sense to me
there is a kind of freedom in thinking that i will take my treatment in my own hands since there is no known cancer left in my body at this time
you are so wonderful and i can not tell you how much your sharing is a help have started with yoga and it seems the only thing that brings true peace

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