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Bev Gillihan (lillysgrandma)


December 2, 2006


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Colville, Washington


May 12th.


Breast Cancer


In Layman's Terms: A rapidly Growing, Dirty Tumor


May 2002


04


Positive


Positive


Yes


No


Lymph Node Removal, Lumpectomy


yes


Cyclophosphamide (brand name: Cytoxan)


Cancer Survivor


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cardiomyopathy


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lillysgrandma's Cancer Blog

December 4, 2006

Those Holiday BlahsViews: 145

Hi Everyone,

It’s December, time to plan the Christmas festivities and when you’re in cancer treatment, it can be the lonliest, longest month of the year.

DON’T WORRY ABOUT IT!

Sit back, let family and friends do the work and save your strength for the battle. You can still sit on the side lines and give orders, they’ll be happy to comply.
Next year you’ll be in charge again. lol

Posted on December 4, 2006 at 10:02:22 AM by Bev Gillihan (Link to this post. , Post a comment. 1 comment)

Take advantgage of giving orders from the side lines and make notes for what you will change or do next year. I did and it really helped to occupy me last year.

Posted on December 17, 2006 at 12:37:42 PM by owens7070
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Lillysgrandma's Stats

Posts: 5
Photos: 6
Events: 0
My Supporters: 2
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Comments: 8
Views: 1344

lillysgran…Cancer Blog (5)

  Neuropathy ~ Another Chemo Side Effect

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  Treatment & Side Effects

  Treatment Blahs

  Those Holiday Blahs

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December 5, 2006

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