Tuesday morning I’ll have surgery to remove the cancer from my left breast.
I was quite surprised to learn that the suspicious place on my mammogram was cancer. I’ve had suspicious places before; I’ve been called back for an ultrasound before. I’ve even had a biopsy before. We don’t have a family history of breast cancer. Wow, was I surprised!
I think I’ve caught my breath now. I have breast cancer. I am led to understand that I have a difficult year ahead. I also understand that I have every reason to believe the outcome will be the very best – cancer free!
I’m incredibly fortunate to have family, friends, and colleagues to support me through this journey.
Lynn,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for taking the time to share updates with us. You're one special lady, and I love you. May you know the peace of God as you prepare for surgery.
Please know that I have you and your family in my thoughts and prayers daily. Love to all - we'll talk soon.
iHugs,
Buddy (aka Wanda:)
Thank you, Lynn. It helps us to be able to keep in touch with you. Love, Sue
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Love Jeanna & Robert
Lynn, we are thinking about you and praying for a speedy recovery!
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