One woman's stories, adventures, observations and rants, lived through and beyond metastatic breast cancer.
Friday, February 27, 2009
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I'm green and orange. As with previous events of this nature, I like to identify others who know what it's like to live with mets. I am also acutely conscious that wearing the orange may be every participant's worse nightmare.
3 comments:
Anonymous
said...
I think they've left out a color for people that have developed metastatic breast cancer. I was diagnosed with just breast cancer two years ago, but now I have metastatic breast cancer which was not there two years ago.
I think you should just wear one of each color. You are a caregiver to your family, and have to practically become a health care professional to understand all the treatment options.
I'm green and orange. As with previous events of this nature, I like to identify others who know what it's like to live with mets. I am also acutely conscious that wearing the orange may be every participant's worse nightmare.
3 comments:
I think they've left out a color for people that have developed metastatic breast cancer. I was diagnosed with just breast cancer two years ago, but now I have metastatic breast cancer which was not there two years ago.
I think you should just wear one of each color. You are a caregiver to your family, and have to practically become a health care professional to understand all the treatment options.
orange is for mets. i wear green and orange.
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