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unlucky

atuck
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November 2011

unlucky

Hi everyone my name is Anne & I have been on this site for a few years, my husband Richard has a Brain tumor AOIII which returned in October 11, he had a resection & has just started chemotherapy & he is doing well. Unfortunatly this week I found out I have breast cancer & will need a mastectomy on Wednesday, we will now have to go down this horrible path & try and come out the otherside. Thanks for listening Anne Tuck DCIS grade III
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sarah
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February 2013

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Hi atuck, I just saw your note, I'd like to know how you are going? I am sorry you got no response with your initial post, I hope you ok. So much for one (two) to cope with. There is no reason (it seems, god knows I've searched) why these things happen, and why so much to some, but nothing to others. Since my experiences I don't like the concept karma, these things - sometimes really terrible things - happen to people. Wishing you both support and courage on your journey.
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