Amani Abdallah
January 20, 2020
A lot of people don’t understand how different advanced breast cancer can be from early-stage breast cancer. How do you explain it to people who don’t get it?
Mrs.Bheathain
March 19, 2021
At first, Id explain the situation but then I found myself explaining it over and over. Sadly, my inlaws took a year to understand that Ill be in treatment forever. My mother in law had stage 4 colon cancer that went to the liver and shes now in remission. so they always thought id be like her til i said, every cancer is different. plus, i use this web page to help me out 😀 https://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/types/recur_metast/blog/insights?fbclid=IwAR1ZJJaPQnHd1JCYOzZDDVjLubCl3dqeyzEV9etT4_6V4uy4S56QK3p61lk
Amani Abdallah
March 24, 2021
Thanks for sharing your experience with us Mrs. Bheathain. I am sorry it's frustrating to have to explain to others that you will be in treatment forever. You aren't alone in feeling that frustration and annoyance. I hope that you are getting the support and empathy that you deserve. How long have you been living with metastatic breast cancer? 💙 Best, Amani (@AdvancedBreastCancer.net team)
Mrs.Bheathain
March 24, 2021
Since November 2020 ❤️
Amani Abdallah
March 29, 2021
Mrs.Bheathain
March 29, 2021
I meant Nov 2019. I'm sorry. I've been on treatment for a little over a year now
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