Comments for Breast Cancer Victory http://breastcancervictory.com Diary Of A Breast Cancer Survivor's Healing Journey Mon, 19 Mar 2012 21:53:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on My Breast Cancer Diagnosis by How to Extract Doubt From Your Sales Copy | SiteProNews: Webmaster News & Resources http://breastcancervictory.com/my-breast-cancer-diagnosis/comment-page-4/#comment-15681 How to Extract Doubt From Your Sales Copy | SiteProNews: Webmaster News & Resources Mon, 19 Mar 2012 21:53:19 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/2006/09/23/my_breast_cancer_diagnosis/#comment-15681 [...] Even now, two years later after that fateful day, comments are still pouring in every week?-?close to 200 at the time of this writing. See the blog post for yourself. [...] […] Even now, two years later after that fateful day, comments are still pouring in every week?-?close to 200 at the time of this writing. See the blog post for yourself. […]

]]> Comment on A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient — For What It’s Worth by Vickie Jean DeHamer http://breastcancervictory.com/letter-to-a-newly-diagnosed-cancer-patient-for-what-its-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-15680 Vickie Jean DeHamer Mon, 12 Mar 2012 16:42:45 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/?p=118#comment-15680 Oh my God, Sylvie - this is so RIGHT ON. I didn't go through breast cancer myself but I was one of those helpless friends not knowing what to do or say. It was my boss who had cancer and I was her assistant. Therefore - luckily - I was not able to offer my help then disappear. I got to sit with her during chemo and get instructions from her when she was feeling so incredibly ill she could barely talk. It was really an eye-opener. Anyway, I love to see posts like this tell it like it really is. Yours so perfectly did just that. Here's my story of taking the smallest part of my boss's big journey with fighting breast cancer, if you care to read it: http://zazou.com/blog/behind-the-soup/no-my-boss-doesnt-have-cancer/. Oh my God, Sylvie — this is so RIGHT ON.

I didn’t go through breast cancer myself but I was one of those helpless friends not knowing what to do or say.

It was my boss who had cancer and I was her assistant. Therefore — luckily — I was not able to offer my help then disappear. I got to sit with her during chemo and get instructions from her when she was feeling so incredibly ill she could barely talk. It was really an eye-opener.

Anyway, I love to see posts like this tell it like it really is. Yours so perfectly did just that.

Here’s my story of taking the smallest part of my boss’s big journey with fighting breast cancer, if you care to read it: zazou.com/blog/behind-the…-boss-doesnt-have-cancer/.

]]> Comment on A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient — For What It’s Worth by Lisa http://breastcancervictory.com/letter-to-a-newly-diagnosed-cancer-patient-for-what-its-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-15679 Lisa Sat, 10 Mar 2012 22:02:18 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/?p=118#comment-15679 I loved your letter! and I especially liked the part where you said to take your family and friends up on their offer of help. It an awesome way to take away their feeling of helplessness. The only thing I am wary of is when you said to trust your doctor. I recently saw a program on doctors getting cancer and there weren't an awful lof of oncologists that were willing to do chemo. I found that a bit un-nerving..... Much appreciation from a 4 yr survivor. I loved your letter! and I especially liked the part where you said to take your family and friends up on their offer of help. It an awesome way to take away their feeling of helplessness. The only thing I am wary of is when you said to trust your doctor. I recently saw a program on doctors getting cancer and there weren’t an awful lof of oncologists that were willing to do chemo. I found that a bit un-nerving.….
Much appreciation from a 4 yr survivor.

]]> Comment on A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient — For What It’s Worth by sue http://breastcancervictory.com/letter-to-a-newly-diagnosed-cancer-patient-for-what-its-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-15678 sue Fri, 09 Mar 2012 20:20:27 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/?p=118#comment-15678 Well- I am now struggling to know what to say to a dear friend just dignosed even though I went thorugh the same 11yrs ago. Being a Christian we wnat and need to depend on God. But do we actually do that? Umm x Well– I am now struggling to know what to say to a dear friend just dignosed even though I went thorugh the same 11yrs ago. Being a Christian we wnat and need to depend on God. But do we actually do that? Umm
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]]> Comment on A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient — For What It’s Worth by Wendy J http://breastcancervictory.com/letter-to-a-newly-diagnosed-cancer-patient-for-what-its-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-15676 Wendy J Fri, 24 Feb 2012 21:45:13 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/?p=118#comment-15676 Great letter, I just had a biopsy on Tuesday, waiting for the answer is very hard. Will it be cancer or not, but after reading your letter it gives me hope that if the answer is yes, I can think about your inspiring words to help me get thru. Thank you once again Wendy J Great letter, I just had a biopsy on Tuesday, waiting for the answer is very hard. Will it be cancer or not, but after reading your letter it gives me hope that if the answer is yes, I can think about your inspiring words to help me get thru.

Thank you once again
Wendy J

]]> Comment on Side Effects Of Telling The World by Live Every Day As if It Were Your Last - MLM Promoter | MLM Promoter http://breastcancervictory.com/some-common-side-effects-of-telling-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-15671 Live Every Day As if It Were Your Last - MLM Promoter | MLM Promoter Thu, 29 Dec 2011 18:45:57 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/2006/09/02/some_common_side_effects_of_telling_the_world_/#comment-15671 [...] Until you hear back from me, and before you start telling me all about your cures, recommendations, and alternatives to chemo and surgery, which I do appreciate, please keep this post from Sylvie in mind. [...] […] Until you hear back from me, and before you start telling me all about your cures, recommendations, and alternatives to chemo and surgery, which I do appreciate, please keep this post from Sylvie in mind. […]

]]> Comment on A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient — For What It’s Worth by Ruth http://breastcancervictory.com/letter-to-a-newly-diagnosed-cancer-patient-for-what-its-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-15654 Ruth Thu, 01 Dec 2011 23:30:31 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/?p=118#comment-15654 This is really helpful, yesterday we found out that my mom is breast cancer, and I feel helpless, but this blog make me feel better Ruth This is really helpful, yesterday we found out that my mom is breast cancer, and I feel helpless, but this blog make me feel better

Ruth

]]> Comment on A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient — For What It’s Worth by Stephen T http://breastcancervictory.com/letter-to-a-newly-diagnosed-cancer-patient-for-what-its-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-15652 Stephen T Mon, 21 Nov 2011 17:57:16 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/?p=118#comment-15652 Really moving letter. If anything you have given people diagnosed with cancer a better way to look at the whole situation. I've found that recent clinical research has been making strides forward in helping women with breast cancer. Really moving letter. If anything you have given people diagnosed with cancer a better way to look at the whole situation. I’ve found that recent clinical research has been making strides forward in helping women with breast cancer.

]]> Comment on A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient — For What It’s Worth by hub_specialist http://breastcancervictory.com/letter-to-a-newly-diagnosed-cancer-patient-for-what-its-worth/comment-page-1/#comment-15651 hub_specialist Thu, 03 Nov 2011 15:19:35 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/?p=118#comment-15651 This letter is really amazing. It will boost the moral of all cancer patient and will help them to live a happier life and forgetting their sorrows. It would be psychologically healing the patient of cancer. People should share this blog and this letter to the social media sites to spread it further. This letter is really amazing. It will boost the moral of all cancer patient and will help them to live a happier life and forgetting their sorrows. It would be psychologically healing the patient of cancer. People should share this blog and this letter to the social media sites to spread it further.

]]> Comment on Did You Just Say “Breast Cancer”? by Tory http://breastcancervictory.com/about/comment-page-2/#comment-15650 Tory Tue, 01 Nov 2011 01:18:38 +0000 http://breastcancervictory.com/2006/08/09/did_you_just_say_breast_cancer/#comment-15650 Dear Sylvie, Thank you for sharing your story. I was eighteen years old when my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was a long journey for the whole family. I appreciate your spunk, sense of humor and determination. I look forward to more. Dear Sylvie,

Thank you for sharing your story. I was eighteen years old when my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was a long journey for the whole family. I appreciate your spunk, sense of humor and determination. I look forward to more.

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