Conclusion
Chapter: 7 - Conclusion
Subchapter: 1 - Conclusion
The first step down this new road is learning about your diagnosis and treatment options, which you have done by watching Beyond the Shock®. Embarking on this journey requires you to not only be informed, but also to realize that you don’t have to face this alone.
Family, friends, and other breast cancer patients are your shield and safety net, carefully knit together to strengthen you. Alongside them, your triumphs over new hills will be celebrated; your struggles through new valleys endured. They can help you see past the shadows, reminding you that each step–each moment–is precious. Leaning on them for emotional and physical needs isn’t a sign of weakness, but rather a kind of healing for you and for them.
Beyond the Shock® is more than just videos; it is an online community of women around the world who are wrestling with similar emotions, questions, decisions, experiences, and fears.
You can ask questions and give answers. You can watch stories of hope and share your own.
Beyond the shock of breast cancer, there is still life.
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My sister will start her first chemo next week, what help you think she needs the most besides taking care of her 6 yr old girl?
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anonymous
Stage 2A Patient
I had my first treatment two weeks ago. My sister has been a rock star... Drover to chemo, took me to store, picked up my scripts, took me for my neulesta shot, brought me food, made sure I took my meds on time, told me jokes, etc! I will never be able to tell her how much I appreciate her...
Comment 3I had my first treatment two weeks ago. My sister has been a rock star... Drover to chemo, took me to store, picked up my scripts, took me for my neulesta shot, brought me food, made sure I took my meds on time, told me jokes, etc! I will never be able to tell her how much I appreciate her support!
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anonymous
Survivor since 2011
Sorry...hit return... Anyway, I was hungry but couldn't bear to cook. It was one huge thing at a tough time of day that helped more than I anticipated. I have two little kids myself, so I think meals may help your sister! Good luck.
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Both my aunts had breast cancer - what're my chances of getting breast cancer?
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Learning About Breast Cancer-
anonymous
Learning About Breast Cancer
You should consider genetic counselling to get an accurate assessment of your risks of developing breast cancer especially if your family members were diagnosed with breast cancer at younger ages (less than 50 years).
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anonymous
Learning About Breast Cancer
Ok thank you
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A big shout out to all the sisters and their loved ones along the east coast. Louisiana is praying for you. Hope you see a few of our crews up there lending a hand in pulling you back to some kind of normal. :-D Jo
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anonymous
Survivor since 2012
PS! Praying your treatments aren't interrupted and that you all get TLC. Jo
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anonymous
Survivor since 2012
Jo, you are an inspiration and a help! To all those who have lost so much, love and prayers for restoration coming your way.
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Should you tell your 10 year old daughter if you've been diagnosed with stage 0 (DCIS) breast cancer?
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anonymous
Learning About Breast Cancer
Yes you should... my 10
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anonymous
Learning About Breast Cancer
Yes, let her be a part of your journey. It will build your relationship and she will grow up understanding why early detection is so important.
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