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Thanks Jane that was from the heart you too take care and have less

pain today and all the tomorrows

Janet IN IL

> To all you moms/dads/grandparents who are still raising little ones,

> for those days when you need to stay in bed but you have to get up

> and deal, take heart.

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I had a lumpectomy in 2001, followed by 7 weeks of radiation. At first

the radiation oncologist said that I couldn't take mtx during my

treatments, but when my rheumy couldn't offer an alternative, the

oncologist let me continue to take it. I don't know if this was a good

thing or not, but I would have been in a great deal of pain without any

medication. What harm does your doctor think your Enbrel and mtx will

do while you're having your treatments? I really didn't have any

adverse effects from the radiation except reddening of the skin being

radiated toward the last.

Sue

On Monday, August 7, 2006, at 02:14 PM, suepet2000 wrote:

> Thanks so much for your poem of encouragement. I was diagnosed with

> breast cancer and went thru a lumpectomy on Wedneday. I have been

> off my embrel and mtx for two week now and will be off for another 5-

> 6 week depending on how much radiation I will need. I didn't

> realize how good I felt on my meds. Right now every joint in my

> body are screaming. I found myself feeling extremely sorry for

> myself which upsets me because normally I try to have a positive

> outlook. Just knowing I'm not alone really does help. I have also

> found great comfort from this group. I normally don't post put read

> mostly all the posts. Thanks again

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Thanks Jane, what a sweetpea thing to say. It gave me goosebumps.

gentle hugs,

Ebony

>

> To all you moms/dads/grandparents who are still raising little

ones,

> for those days when you need to stay in bed but you have to get up

> and deal, take heart. It does get easier as they get older. A very

> wise woman said, " when your children are small, you talk to them

> about Jesus. When they get grown, you talk to Jesus about your

> children. " We've been there- hang in there. We admire how you keep

> running your race and refuse to quit.

>

> For all of you breadwinners out there who have to get up and go to

> work when you can barely get out of bed, you may not know it, but

> we're out here cheering for you, and we think you're the greatest.

>

> For all of you who are awake at 3 a.m., with every joint in your

> body on fire, feeling alone and in despair, take heart. You are not

> alone. There are a lot of us in the 3 A M Club, and we are praying

> for you. We may not know your name but God does.

>

> For those of you who are homebound, we are there in heart and

> spirit, sharing a cup of tea, a good laugh, an old movie, and a few

> corny jokes with you.

> Wishing you pain free, blessed days full of five second miracles.

> Love

> Jane

>

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