Hello Mary. I'm still here. Very glad to hear how well you and the Mr. are
doing.
Next week it will be 5 years since I was diagnosed. I'm not using the word
"survivor" yet, though.
Let me take this opportunity to thank you for all the support you gave me
when I was going through my toughest times.
Eva
news.central.cox.net - 27 Jun 2009 15:18 GMT
I'm still here...6 years out and still enjoy hearing from all the ole
timers. Don't ever quit checking in! The encouragement still means a lot
to me, and when I can help (which isn't often) I certainly will.
Congrats Eva on the 5 years! A milestone for sure!
I can't remember what I signed the last emails with.
Jeri (bootlady, ladyboot...whoever)
> Hello Mary. I'm still here. Very glad to hear how well you and the Mr.
> are doing.
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> when I was going through my toughest times.
> Eva
oldhenwife@googlemail.com - 05 Jul 2009 20:05 GMT
On 27 June, 15:18, "news.central.cox.net" <boothilll...@cox.net>
wrote:
> I'm still here...6 years out and still enjoy hearing from all the ole
> timers. Don't ever quit checking in! The encouragement still means a lot
> to me, and when I can help (which isn't often) I certainly will.
Jeri, I don't know if the above was aimed at Eva or me or perhaps
both.
> Congrats Eva on the 5 years! A milestone for sure!
But we don't want to remember the time we were diagnosed :-) Perhaps
the beginning - or end of treatment would be appropriate. I used to
count the years, this year I didn't even notice it! I still feel that
I belong here though. There are some very good people, sadly some were
lost but the rest ARE survivors.
Mary
Eva - 06 Jul 2009 02:10 GMT
On 27 June, 15:18, "news.central.cox.net" <boothilll...@cox.net>
wrote:
> I'm still here...6 years out and still enjoy hearing from all the ole
> timers. Don't ever quit checking in! The encouragement still means a lot
> to me, and when I can help (which isn't often) I certainly will.
Jeri, I don't know if the above was aimed at Eva or me or perhaps
both.
> Congrats Eva on the 5 years! A milestone for sure!
But we don't want to remember the time we were diagnosed :-) Perhaps
the beginning - or end of treatment would be appropriate.
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Unfortunately, the date I was diagnosed is the only date that sticks in my
head. Somewhere around 2 years after that I finished treatment, but I'm
damned if I know exactly when. Should have had some kind of graduation
ceremony or something, but nothing to remember it by. "Okay, you're done"
and a handshake, I think, but honestly I don't remember. Guess I was in
shock.
Eva
oldhenwife@googlemail.com - 08 Jul 2009 22:01 GMT
> <oldhenw...@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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> But we don't want to remember the time we were diagnosed :-) Perhaps
> the beginning - or end of treatment would be appropriate.
Well, for me the date of diagnosis WAS the beginning of the treatment.
Or even the date of my mammogram, in April 1998. The end is more
vague, I'm still able to contact the team if I have any concerns.
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> and a handshake, I think, but honestly I don't remember. Guess I was in
> shock.
While you're able to be shocked you're still alive :-) It WOULD be
nice to have a celebration but it is difficult to pinpoint the date.
How about all of us having a joint if distant celebration in October,
we could toast each other and give thanks for the group and all those
who've helped us along our journey. That's my proposition!
Hugs,
Mary
Barb - 16 Jul 2009 02:36 GMT
On Jul 8, 5:01 pm, "oldhenw...@googlemail.com"
<oldhenw...@googlemail.com> wrote:
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Hello Mary!
It's been a long time, but I have thought about you and your hubby
many times since I've posted. Thankfully, I've been fine since the
endometrial cancer diagnosis of October. My dear sis has been
diagnosed fairly recently and we are struggling to get her through
some difficult chemo. The rest of my family is doing doing well.
There are five grandkids now, and hubby and I are both retired. We
too, are enjoying life. It was wonderful to hear from you....when I
checked the group I was looking for a post from you and from Tim too!
Take good care, Mary. Good luck with that slippery, fraying blouse!
Barb
oldhenwife@googlemail.com - 18 Jul 2009 10:04 GMT
> On Jul 8, 5:01 pm, "oldhenw...@googlemail.com"
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> Barb
Hello Barb,
Why don't you mail me on mary.fisher@zetnet.co.uk That way we can
talk without boring others :-)
Mary
> oldhenw...@googlemail.com wrote:
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> > Mary Fisher
> Hi Mary.
>
> Glad to hear you are both thriving, and making use of available hand-holds.
I shan't tell him that, it will be a new thing to say :-)
> No my daughter isn't at university just yet, don't rush things, she's 15
> now, does GCSE this year.
Sorry, Tim, it seems such a long time since I saw you both.
> Always wants to look older and more mature.
Oh don't they though! All that young beauty concealed ...
> Won't be so long before she's trying to look younger though.
HAHA!
> Not many people left around here now, so many ISPs have stopped doing
> Usenet.
Zetnet hasn't, it's just getting hold of it through Outlook ... No 1
grandson, a professional IT support wotsit, thinks he should be able
to solve it. And someone ha suggested Forte ... someone else Firefox
(which I tried but it didn't do the dibs).
So if I want to see you all it will have to be through Google until
it's sorted. That means that it won't be every day.
Mary
> Tim