After several months chemotherapy, the tumors have shrunk enough to facilitate their removal. The largest is one inch, and the smallest is 1/6 of an inch. A mastectomy is not a viable option for her due to complications from VA shunt tubing that goes to her heart
Then following surgery, Julie will go back on chemotherapy for an undetermined length of time.
She and her husband face many trials, with cancer being the most recent hurdle to wheel through.
From a fellow blogger comes this motivational sign.
(If you go to her website, you can download the slogan in various formats.)
Thank you for the update Nancy. I was thinking about Julie yesterday and was about to email you. Love her smile!
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ReplyDeleteYes, thank you for the update, Nancy! What a great pic of Julie!!!
ReplyDeleteI too am grateful for the update! If anyone can beat this, she can. I will definitely keep her in my prayers!
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Thanks for the updates Nancy, lots of thoughts and good vibes from Wales!! We are doing a fundraising in the office at the moment for Breast Cancer Care UK.
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ReplyDeleteSending out positive thoughts and good wishes from my end. They're warriors.
ReplyDeletePrayers and best wishes to Julie and Jack. What a happy and uplifting photo of them. You are a strong family.
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy *hugs*
ReplyDeleteThat is a very nice picture of Julie and her hubby. She smiles so beautifully in spite of all that is in store.
All good wishes to her for a successful surgery and to be able to keep up the strength...and the smiles.
Blessings,
Judi
prayers for sure! lost my mom 2 years ago.
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