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Re: New and Confused
Hello Confused, welcome into our club. It will take a little while to let things settle in, so please wipe your mind of any & all expectations. There's no wrong way to feel, so please take little baby steps and you'll get there. It's a huge learning curve, so it's best to proceed forward very slowly at your own pace.
Your tumors are very small, so it apparently was caught quite early. Surely somebody with a similar diagnosis will be along later. I didn't have any lobular cancers, so I cannot comment on yours specifically. I had mixed rarer subtypes of BC, but I did get a mastectomy, at which point I felt a huge relief. My BMX was relatively easy for me, and I've been flat almost 12 years. My best to you in your BC experience.
Re: Lets Post our Daily Exercise
Yikes, stay safe!
I've taken several long walks today & am eating fruit right off the trees!
Re: Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
I live in Colorado Springs. My DH and I interviewed for a church in Denver 35 years ago and it never got above 8 those three days, but we took the church position anyways. When we left Colorado 15 years later, we thought we would never return, but here we are. We moved here from San Diego this time. What a change!
Re: Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
Aah wren, the image is beautiful, and I must've seen it sometime or other.
Here are some degrees. When we lived in Sioux City (42 deg lat) I swore I would never live an inch further north. Now I live at 43 deg lat. Aah well. Hoping to move further south some day or another. Thief River Falls (48 deg lat) was once begging me to check out the job they had open there. Just a skip and a hop from here— sort of.
mcbaker
Re: Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
One of my jobs was on the 15th floor of an office building. Watching snow fall from above is fascinating


