Miranda,
Jamanah let me know about your post on Caring Bridge, and I'm glad to know your treatment process and the result. Your journey has been a long and arduous one, and your strength and positivity has been incredible. I know that this is a blow to you that you need further treatment, but I want you to know that Bud and I are praying for you and thinking about you daily, knowing that you will do well, even though it may take more time. The radiation machine at Providence is one of the best, and one of the first of its kind in the US - now there are more across the US, but its accuracy is amazing, considering the old machine - Bud can testify to that. We're going to be ultra-positive and know that you can be once again after you process the new information about your treatment, as well. I know you're bored not being with people, but you're retaining your sense of humor, and that makes my heart sing.
We love and care for you more than you can ever know, you have a wonderful husband in Nick, whom we've grown to love as well, and send you all the best in your treatment and recovery.
With all our hopes for your complete recovery in as short a time as possible.
Love,
Lyn and Bud♥️
we are soo sorry for all you are going thru. We know you can wrap your arms around this new prognosis and conquer the problem. I have never known a stronger women. We love you and Nick and want you both to have a long healthy life together. Love, prayers and good thoughts. xoxo
Miranda, I know it’s so disappointing to have residual disease after all the chemo you’ve been through. There are two women in my support group who also had triples, months of chemo like you and the same disappointing results. Both sought input from leading edge breast oncologists who came up with innovative treatments and both had good results. I’d encourage you to go see Dr Julie Gralow at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center in Seattle. She is a nationally recognized breast oncologist who grasps the complexities of triple negatives and genetic mutations. She can guide you on next steps . Best always!
Love you!! I know it must be mentally challenging to have this new challenge to get through. I know you are strong with great love and support and you will face this with courage and strength. You are strong and a fighter. Keep taking it one day at a time or even one moment at a time. I know you can Win the fight. Love and hugs.
Jamanah let me know about your post on Caring Bridge, and I'm glad to know your treatment process and the result. Your journey has been a long and arduous one, and your strength and positivity has been incredible. I know that this is a blow to you that you need further treatment, but I want you to know that Bud and I are praying for you and thinking about you daily, knowing that you will do well, even though it may take more time. The radiation machine at Providence is one of the best, and one of the first of its kind in the US - now there are more across the US, but its accuracy is amazing, considering the old machine - Bud can testify to that. We're going to be ultra-positive and know that you can be once again after you process the new information about your treatment, as well. I know you're bored not being with people, but you're retaining your sense of humor, and that makes my heart sing.
We love and care for you more than you can ever know, you have a wonderful husband in Nick, whom we've grown to love as well, and send you all the best in your treatment and recovery.
With all our hopes for your complete recovery in as short a time as possible.
Love,
Lyn and Bud♥️