Thanks, everyone. Yeh, Suzanne. I'm lucky on the waiting bit - the first five years out they get someone to read the "gram" right away, while you wait. It still isn't easy and I imagine I'll be holding my breath every year I'm alive.
It's amazing how many women came up to me the day I announced the diagnosis in church, with the bishop sitting there and all. It's nothing anyone talks about, and yet there's this whole community of those of us who have gone through this thing. Then there the fellow clergywomen, and diocesan staff and all. They got me through because they had gone before me.
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TBTG!!
Great news! I know how great it feels to get tested and get the good results! Thank you, Godde!!
Thank you, Jeff and Susan, and thank you MP for including this thanksgiving at OCICBW...
Congratulations to you.
Even after 36 years I still hold my breath, waiting for negative results.
wonderful news!
Thanks, everyone. Yeh, Suzanne. I'm lucky on the waiting bit - the first five years out they get someone to read the "gram" right away, while you wait. It still isn't easy and I imagine I'll be holding my breath every year I'm alive.
It's amazing how many women came up to me the day I announced the diagnosis in church, with the bishop sitting there and all. It's nothing anyone talks about, and yet there's this whole community of those of us who have gone through this thing. Then there the fellow clergywomen, and diocesan staff and all. They got me through because they had gone before me.
Anyway, thanks again, everyone.
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