Hello! I want to say THANK YOU to all of you who have sent supportive messages to my husband and me. I do read them all. I'm very lucky to have the support that I do . I know that just about everyone has someone special to them who has experienced cancer, and some of you have experienced it personally. I watched my Dad die of lymphoma 16 years ago - absolutely heartbreaking. But the way I see it, mine is not a sad story. My cancer is in a part of my body that is not a vital organ. These breasts did their job and fed my two kids and they're done now. At this point they're just ornamental. I have no emotional attachment to either one. It's like a relationship gone bad, time to cut it loose and don't look back. I feel absolutely certain that I will be cured once all this is done. And I will go on with my life like normal. I will someday be a Grandmother (the cool one), I will retire to someplace warm with Husband (yes, he knows), and we will live happily ever aft...