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Phyllis, it never ceases to amaze me how close I feel to people like you and PJ all the way over there on the other side of the Pacific. As I go through the last stages of my treatment, I want to thank you for the inspiration. It was so good for me to know, just after I was diagnosed, that you were there as a survivor of IBC. It allowed me to keep the nasty IBC statistics in perspective and stay positive and hopeful. I guess, with the numbers so small, those of us who beat IBC are changing the survival stats right now. It will be wonderful when there is no difference in chances of survival for any woman with BC.
I'm so glad you enjoyed your son's wedding. It must have been a truly joyous occasion. Thanks for sharing it with us and for all your generous contributions to this site.
Sue
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I'm glad you had that special dance with Channing. So many years to get here, years of uncertainty. But you didn't give up hope, and there you were, two left feet and all - dancing at your son's wedding. Never give up. Never ever ever ever ever give up. May you dance at a grandchild's wedding, too! PJH
If my grandson waits as long as his mother to marry, I'd be in my 90's! But my mother was 86 when she danced at our daughter's wedding, so as you say, there is always hope!