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(Page 1)1. The picture shown reminds me of myself in the beginning of chemo, when my youngest used to touch my head or kiss it every morning before going to school or coming home after school. She was not afraid or disgusted by it. The fact is after my hair grew back she wanted me to keep it as short, as when I had it while having my chemo treatments. I didn't let it grow out anymore. My husband was my rock during that time, as well as my strong faith in G'd to help me through this disease. I wouldn't have made it without my family. I am now a breast cancer survivor of almost five years. Living was never so beautiful and fulfilling since being a "breast cancer survivor". Good Luck to all of you and my heartfelt prayers and best wishes to all of those who are going through this disease and thank you for those who keep the fight alive and in every one's mind. With best wishes and all my love ReginaB
Regina Blumenfeld @ Oct 18th 2007 7:55PM
2. Please post my comments at your website. It is a very comforting feeling to know that there are much more of "survivors" than those who gave up and didn't make it. Keep up the great work. Thankyou!
Regina Blumenfeld @ Oct 18th 2007 7:58PM