Wrote here a few weeks ago about not having the courage to go back and see my doctors since finishing treatment. Rachel said the courage is not any place else than INSIDE myself. How true. This past wednesday I went to the onchologist. Things went fine. Almost "chickened out" a few times on the way there. Ordered a CT of to check and see how things are going and then MRI or petscan at some point. I did not tell anyone except my husband that I was going did not want a bunch of people calling for the "how was it?".
So thanks for your replies and I hope to continue to find other things "inside" myself.
MM
Please keep posting as you are now a part of the F2F group (Friend to Friend)! We value our members very much! Do keep us posted on how you are doing.
Many blessings....and CONGRATULATIONS! (Aren't you proud of yourself???
)Rachael
Don't give up five minutes before the miracle!!
Remember its your choice!! The doctors work for you!
I am so proud of you!!
love and hugs,
Cindy
That is a start baby steps and you did great doesn't feel good to know you can do it and you are doing just fine so far going to the onc. Keep up the great work! You are women lets hear you roar lol.lol See you are just as strong and have just as much courage as the rest of us on this board. Again I am very proud of you keep it up you are doing great have a great day and week ahead angel hugs Roberta, 
Keep up the good work!!!
Jenna
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