Oh and I have a blog if you are interested in reading about how I've been dealing with all of this: cominghometocancer.blogspot.com
My Goodwill
221
221
-
jennt4211 started following
User: CancerNews
-
jennt4211 asked a questionBreast Cancer
Grown children and their way of dealing
13 answers-
-
mspinkladybug
over 4 years agono matter what their age is when mom is sick it rocks their world! for small kids I highy suggest a support group for them as with teen a peer group helps my children were young adults 21 and 24 it rocked them pretty good I had chemo on Mon by wed they were brng me mexican food to eat it was the ONLy thing I could eat. do not be afraid to let them talk about it and even bring up the d word after all EVERYONE is thinking about the d word so talk to them no matter what age they are
-
cbutinski
about 4 years agoI have a 26year old son with a wife and three year old daughter , I have a 22 year old daughter who when I was diagnosed she found out that she was pregnant so she had a lot on her plate,my son and daughter in law lives with us along with my granddaughter, I recieved the "how are you doing mom"? but I was also asked to watch my granddaughter and I had to tell them that it was my chemo week so to find a backup in case I wasn't feeling well.
When I had my surgery my daughter-in-law helped me a lot, my daughter was busy dealing with her own problems, I guess I felt like it was my own burden to bear.
-
-
jennt4211 asked a questionBreast Cancer
Hope
4 answers-
susie81610
over 4 years agoWe just keep on keeping on! Don't you forget we have hope for you also.
Big Hugs and a few hehehes -
-
Staci1219
over 4 years agoAs an advocate for the ACS that is what I tell everyone...Don't lose hope, Never give up and we'll fight this journey together. My mom is a breast cancer survivor of 8 yrs now and a survivor of AML of 7 yrs so she is the reason why I am doing what I do. If ya'll need anything, let me know that is what i am here to do is help also.
-
-
jennt4211 wrote on jamrck's wall
I know it has to be best to stay in where its warm and dry, and take care of myself. I have so many people praying for me, and the circumstances and I do believe that things are getting better here. Its still a little hard, but everyone is starting to be nicer to me and more sympathetic. I pray that I get the SSD and SSI soon though so I can find a place where I can rest in my own bed and room. It gets hard because I cant sleep when I need to or want to.
-
jennt4211 posted an update
Happy New Year to all of you!
-
jennt4211 wrote on Cath1953's wall
I have not been told what will be first. I assumed radiation then chemo. But, now after reading your message I am wondering if its gonna be the other way around. I have a chest port as well. But the surgeon said I would get chemo by pill. I guess that could change when I go to the oncologist. Surgeon did say they wanted it in for possible infusions and to pull blood and such.
I really am anxious to go to the surgeon, and the oncologists so I know what's gonna happen and when. I've been trying to keep my mind off of it and just enjoy the holidays while I am up and running.
I had no idea that chemo could break a jaw? How and why did that happen? That is really scary. I'm sorry that you are going through so much pain. I do hope that you feel better soon. I am here to talk any time. I will inbox you my email address.