On June 1,2011, my journey had just begun. I had stage 2 invasive ductal breast cancer. It was a long rough journey but I knew with God, family, and friends by my side I wasn’t going to give up the fight. It was almost two years to the date that my sister had found out she had it too. We are both survivors.
I now have RSD which there is no cure for. The way I look at it as long as I am still here and that (breast cancer) is gone I will learn to deal with the other. I get aggravated because it affects my dominant hand and it’s hard to do the things I used to do on my own. But I’m still here and that’s what counts.
Keep up the positive attitude, and God by your side, and it will all work out. Please make sure you all get checked regularly. It’s the best detection. It can save your life. God bless each one of you who know where us survivors stand and know where we are coming from.
Sheila
Virginia
Submitted 08/28/2013
The informational content of this article is intended to convey a personal experience and, because every person’s experience is unique, should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional healthcare advice.
This story is intended to convey a personal experience and, because every person’s experience is unique, should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional healthcare advice.
What is RSD? I got diagnosis, with Stage 2, grade3 breast cancer in 12/14/15..had surgery 1/13..start 8 treatments of intense chemo on 2/12/16..than 6 weeks of taxation…God will see me through…thanks for sharing your story