Jennifer's medical fund

I don't really get annoyed, but can't help it this time. Seriously, what the fuck was that supposed to mean?

That must be the most heartless thing I read in a very long time, and absolutely uncalled for. Do you think this lady is buying new fancy shoes twice a week with the GoFunds?

Jennifer, stay strong and I wish you all the best!

No! I was defending Canada. It is the best country in the world to live in (besides Sweden). I did not mean to imply anything. Jennifer made it sound as if Canada does not treat cancer patients which is not true. NOT AT ALL! My family has been besieged by cancer and the care has been outstanding.

The expenses are out of line so she needs to re-evaluate her time of use for Hydro (higher costs if you are using hydro during prime time) and she also needs to talk to her internet provider about those high costs. After all, she is employed by one.

Sorry Jennifer if it sounded like I was being harsh but I think we have a very good system here and I am extremely frugal when it comes to expenses such as hydro, water, internet, etc.
 
No! I was defending Canada. It is the best country in the world to live in (besides Sweden). I did not mean to imply anything. Jennifer made it sound as if Canada does not treat cancer patients which is not true. NOT AT ALL! My family has been besieged by cancer and the care has been outstanding.

The expenses are out of line so she needs to re-evaluate her time of use for Hydro (higher costs if you are using hydro during prime time) and she also needs to talk to her internet provider about those high costs. After all, she is employed by one.

Sorry Jennifer if it sounded like I was being harsh but I think we have a very good system here and I am extremely frugal when it comes to expenses such as hydro, water, internet, etc.

That's OK, I just didn't see the need to question the expenses, she came forward with the list after all. Thanks for the response.
 
I feel for Jennifer. People around my age (I am in my late fifties) left and right are getting cancer me included. I had a friend who left on my birthday last year and there was a gal diagnosed with breast cancer to but fortunately she had a successful operation. The costs for surgery and treatment are astronomical eg targeted therapy, immunotherapy so I urge you guys to chip in where possible. I was lucky because the costs of surgery for me was only USD 40 since it was mainly covered by the organisation I am working at. If not, it would have cost at least USD 20,000 I understand. I am still receiving treatment and I wish the best for Jennifer.

To all of you folks over 50 take care of your blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol levels. Dont eat too much processed food. Stroke and cancer will stay further from you that way. I am a victim of both so trust me this is good advice.
 
I am going to say this once and then end of discussion. I DO NOT want this to turn into a negative thread, if it keeps happening I will ask Bryan to close the thread. I write and I notice key words from writing so many years. Key words like exaggerate, which implies lying, and " your real friends". I did not at anytime say I didn't love my country, because I do. I'm just starting this crappy journey, something I did not ask for. If I had known I was going to get this I would not have gambled, I would not have done a lot of things. I have always taken care of my body, never ate like crap, drank maybe once every couple of years, and never done drugs. I would of saved money better. I am not scamming anyone......lets be very, very clear on that! Yes we get operations covered here in Canada, but looking and searching for the last month , we are very limited to resources financially, that burden gets put on the Province, and yes I say this loud and clear. Ontario sucks financially! When I had my operation, I was given 2 dressing pads and a piece of paper " in case of". I had all together 25 staples, and was given 2 pads? The piece of paper? It was for someone who has ster-strips not stitches and staples. My drains? I had to figure it out. I could barely stand and was pushed out the door after only a half hour in second recovery. My hydro morphine? I had to pay for it. When Istarted this back last summer, I was told it was a cyst. The ultrasound tech said " its a cyst, you're good to go". Come November I knew it wasnt, when I went back in December, the ultrasound tech said " nothing has changed". I had to take her hand and put it on the lump so she could feel it. Then she was able to find it. My guess? Outdated equipment! As far as my 'real" friends? I have 153 people on my facebook, most of them have been friends since childhood. I have been jumping back and forth from here and there posting, because this is scary as shit for me. Not that I should have to explain myself, and yes other countries are more geared towards empathy. Does that make Canada a bad country? No, but we could learn a little more. So if I have 'adopted' you guys, look at it as a good thing, not negative. Thats all I have to say. Thank you everyone!
 
I feel for Jennifer. People around my age (I am in my late fifties) left and right are getting cancer me included. I had a friend who left on my birthday last year and there was a gal diagnosed with breast cancer to but fortunately she had a successful operation. The costs for surgery and treatment are astronomical eg targeted therapy, immunotherapy so I urge you guys to chip in where possible. I was lucky because the costs of surgery for me was only USD 40 since it was mainly covered by the organisation I am working at. If not, it would have cost at least USD 20,000 I understand. I am still receiving treatment and I wish the best for Jennifer.

To all of you folks over 50 take care of your blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol levels. Dont eat too much processed food. Stroke and cancer will stay further from you that way. I am a victim of both so trust me this is good advice.

I am really sorry that you have to travel down this road. How are you feeling?
 
I feel for Jennifer. People around my age (I am in my late fifties) left and right are getting cancer me included. I had a friend who left on my birthday last year and there was a gal diagnosed with breast cancer to but fortunately she had a successful operation. The costs for surgery and treatment are astronomical eg targeted therapy, immunotherapy so I urge you guys to chip in where possible. I was lucky because the costs of surgery for me was only USD 40 since it was mainly covered by the organisation I am working at. If not, it would have cost at least USD 20,000 I understand. I am still receiving treatment and I wish the best for Jennifer.

To all of you folks over 50 take care of your blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol levels. Dont eat too much processed food. Stroke and cancer will stay further from you that way. I am a victim of both so trust me this is good advice.

I got thinking. If by chance I end up getting more then I need, I would like to share with you. Please don't say no. I have to do this, it's the right thing to do. I am going to add you as a friend, please in-box me your email. Make sure you do, I will hound you if not! :p
 
Ok I don't think Barbara intended for this to turn into a negative thing....and she wasn't kicking anyone while they were down....I think it was far from that....it's text, it's written word...the tone and intention are not known...I think barbara and as well as myself can't phantom that we live in Canada and Jennifer has been basically left to fend for herself....I am in shock as to the way you were sent home after surgery....And for you to have to pay for chemo treatment Goes basically against everything we believe about our healthcare system in Canada.

...I live in Montreal...it is unheard of to me and anyone I will tell this story to that lives here that you Jennifer have been treated the way you have been after major surgery especially surgery to remove a cancer. Your voice needs to be head so we can ask our government to do something about it...

...sorry I know this is ugly and scary but you will have to fight for your right to proper and dignified treatment. It's sad to say...but it will come down to this...(you being sent off with some piece of paper and one gauze pad...is not what why we pay 50% of our salaries for).....so while you are still strong or strong as you can be given what you are going through...you're going to have to demand answers from your hospital, your clinic, your treatment centre.....demand for better care...and if you cant do it...find someone who can and who is willing to fight....you deserve it. You deserve the best care possible....and this means not paying for treatment, and being taken care of with ease and dignity......if this means relying on a system that in your area might be maxed to the limit than you will have to champion your cause...you are a human being not a number, not a bed, not a case....a person.....it sounds exhausting I know....but you can and will get through this...please do not let yourself be one of those cases that falls thru the cracks of the system
 
Ok I don't think Barbara intended for this to turn into a negative thing....and she wasn't kicking anyone while they were down....I think it was far from that....it's text, it's written word...the tone and intention are not known...I think barbara and as well as myself can't phantom that we live in Canada and Jennifer has been basically left to fend for herself....I am in shock as to the way you were sent home after surgery....And for you to have to pay for chemo treatment Goes basically against everything we believe about our healthcare system in Canada.

...I live in Montreal...it is unheard of to me and anyone I will tell this story to that lives here that you Jennifer have been treated the way you have been after major surgery especially surgery to remove a cancer. Your voice needs to be head so we can ask our government to do something about it...

...sorry I know this is ugly and scary but you will have to fight for your right to proper and dignified treatment. It's sad to say...but it will come down to this...(you being sent off with some piece of paper and one gauze pad...is not what why we pay 50% of our salaries for).....so while you are still strong or strong as you can be given what you are going through...you're going to have to demand answers from your hospital, your clinic, your treatment centre.....demand for better care...and if you cant do it...find someone who can and who is willing to fight....you deserve it. You deserve the best care possible....and this means not paying for treatment, and being taken care of with ease and dignity......if this means relying on a system that in your area might be maxed to the limit than you will have to champion your cause...you are a human being not a number, not a bed, not a case....a person.....it sounds exhausting I know....but you can and will get through this...please do not let yourself be one of those cases that falls thru the cracks of the system
Thanks, I talked to Barb privately :). The link I am going to post is from our local paper and was from Friday. Also the medicine is covered if taken inside the Hospital, anything taken outside is not unless you have some sort of insurance. That isnt Canadas choice, that is the provinces. I posted a link a few comments back, it is an up to date of what is and what isnt covered by OHIP concerning Cancer treatments here. Again here is the papers article about our one and only hospital. Ironically this happened a day before my surgery. :).....
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Jennifer York Let me tell you about my experience! I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer January 13th, I had to wait for my surgery until Feb 28th. It would of been sooner but due to ' budget cutbacks' they closed vital services down for a week in Feb. Dr. Downie and his team were amazing, but the whole process the day of surgery was severely flawed! I had to be at Nuclear Medicine for my injection at 8:45 am, once I stepped foot in their door I was considered admitted. My Surgery was timed for 12:15 pm, I had to wait 3 freaking hours after my injection, full of anxiety. In first recovery my oxygen levels kept dipping down very low, the lowest being 69%, the nurses were amazing there, until I got to second recovery. I wasn't in there a half hour and they were pushing me out the door. I was trying to tell the nurses I wasn't ready yet, but they wouldnt listen. One was trying to pull my tights on with one hand, her other hand held a vomit tray for me. I was stapled and stitched in two different areas , all they gave me was 2 dressing pads to take home. A big chunk of my breast gone, 4 lymph nodes and I get 2 dressing pads????? Nevermind the fact I wasn't even told how to look after things. So Jim Hornell, you take this and shove it where the sun doesn't shine, because trust me. It isn't a rumor! That man needs to be fired.
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I am too tired to read all the posts here and I do understand cancer is a taboo subject for some but as my wife said cancer is now nearly as common as flu (which incidentally has recently become a killer in avian flu) so knowing more about the subject makes one better prepared and the medically advancements in tackling this dreaded sickness is astonishing. My doc told me that for say breast cancer the tech breakthroughs are great and as a result survival rates are high. Mine was associated with kidney but they managed to remove my 7.2 cm tumour with Minimally Invasive surgery which leasened the pain to a great extent. After surgery, though still in some pain, I pleaded with the doc to release me frm hospital after only 5 days as it was my birthday and he duly obliged.

I lend my full support to whoever needs to face this. Along the way, you may need to have your blood pressure, glucose level tested many times and encounter many CT scans and even MRI scans. I had the former just last week and wil have the latter in a few weeks time to check whether I am able to withstand immunotherapy treatment which boosts my immune system to combat cancer but might have some side effects.

The ordeal is bound to be unpleasant but a positive and optimistic attitude will help you along the way. If you have a religion, pray to God and he will accompany you as he did for me.
 
I am too tired to read all the posts here and I do understand cancer is a taboo subject for some but as my wife said cancer is now nearly as common as flu (which incidentally has recently become a killer in avian flu) so knowing more about the subject makes one better prepared and the medically advancements in tackling this dreaded sickness is astonishing. My doc told me that for say breast cancer the tech breakthroughs are great and as a result survival rates are high. Mine was associated with kidney but they managed to remove my 7.2 cm tumour with Minimally Invasive surgery which leasened the pain to a great extent. After surgery, though still in some pain, I pleaded with the doc to release me frm hospital after only 5 days as it was my birthday and he duly obliged.

I lend my full support to whoever needs to face this. Along the way, you may need to have your blood pressure, glucose level tested many times and encounter many CT scans and even MRI scans. I had the former just last week and wil have the latter in a few weeks time to check whether I am able to withstand immunotherapy treatment which boosts my immune system to combat cancer but might have some side effects.

The ordeal is bound to be unpleasant but a positive and optimistic attitude will help you along the way. If you have a religion, pray to God and he will accompany you as he did for me.

I agree, its a sad situation. I have been looking at numbers and there is a large amount, too large, of people between the ages of 50-60 with cancer. I have life changing decisions to make this week concerning treatment. Chemo scares the crap out of me, and from what I have read and seen in the couple of support groups I am in, more then half go through hell only to have it come back with a vengeance. There is one chemo that is widely used in Breast Cancer, they call it the " red devil". Nurses have to glove, gown and hat up while administrating it. When you are done, you have to pee and flush the toilet a few times with the lid down. The stuff people have posted with side effects. I can't understand putting that poison into you. I really don't know what to do, and only I can make the choice. I'm glad you are recovering. That tumor size must have been so painful. Mine was under 2 cm and it was sore.
 
I agree, its a sad situation. I have been looking at numbers and there is a large amount, too large, of people between the ages of 50-60 with cancer. I have life changing decisions to make this week concerning treatment. Chemo scares the crap out of me, and from what I have read and seen in the couple of support groups I am in, more then half go through hell only to have it come back with a vengeance. There is one chemo that is widely used in Breast Cancer, they call it the " red devil". Nurses have to glove, gown and hat up while administrating it. When you are done, you have to pee and flush the toilet a few times with the lid down. The stuff people have posted with side effects. I can't understand putting that poison into you. I really don't know what to do, and only I can make the choice. I'm glad you are recovering. That tumor size must have been so painful. Mine was under 2 cm and it was sore.

Jennifer I am no expert but my advice would be to take the most aggressive treatment available. I have known many people who had cancer and those who got the less aggressive treatment had the cancer return, could be the luck of the draw. Anyway after a more aggressive treatment was given the cancer went into full remission. Chemo sucks big time but in the end it is the best chance of recovery.

I live in Ireland and I think the max somebody pays for drugs is €160 a month if they aren't available on the free Medical Card which is good and am very surprised that some provinces in Canada don't offer it. The idea that medication is free if administered in hospital is a stupid one in my personal opinion. I hate that men/women in suits make the decisions that govern healthcare.

I hope you get the best treatment. Reading your posts you sound like a strong minded stubborn woman who refuses to let cancer beat you and that is very important because a positive outlook definitely helps in beating cancer. I know this because I have family members who are stubborn as hell and strong and they beat cancer (my sibling beat melanoma twice which is very rare). Stay strong girl and you will get through this. Soon you will be able to come on here and tell us you are in remission! My thoughts and good wishes for a speedy recovery are with you.
 
I agree, its a sad situation. I have been looking at numbers and there is a large amount, too large, of people between the ages of 50-60 with cancer. I have life changing decisions to make this week concerning treatment. Chemo scares the crap out of me, and from what I have read and seen in the couple of support groups I am in, more then half go through hell only to have it come back with a vengeance. There is one chemo that is widely used in Breast Cancer, they call it the " red devil". Nurses have to glove, gown and hat up while administrating it. When you are done, you have to pee and flush the toilet a few times with the lid down. The stuff people have posted with side effects. I can't understand putting that poison into you. I really don't know what to do, and only I can make the choice. I'm glad you are recovering. That tumor size must have been so painful. Mine was under 2 cm and it was sore.

Listen Jenn, we are gamblers, we buck the odds all the time. If the doctors think that chemo will improve your odds, think it as a bonus, will the side effects being the wagering requirements on a good bonus.

Also, a number of people don't suffer as severe as side effects as others. And we do live in a country where very effective relief for the side effects of chemo-therapy is available, don't be afraid to ask about it if they don't suggest it.

And no, it won't be covered by your drug card or OHIP.

Don't hesitate to talk to your pharmacist about drugs or stuff like Ensure that is not covered either. Some can apply a discount for you. If you have a friend with a Costco card, see if they can help you with the Ensure. Also worth contacting the manufacturers to see if they can send you some coupons.

I know in my town we have more than one sharing group, look for one in your city. You may find help with rides, or having someone pick up stuff for you if you are not well enough to do things yourself. Or someone to take you to Costco with them. Help to cook your food for a bunch of microwavable meals. Many of the people in these groups are not well off, but we sometimes have more time than money, or knowledge about resources to share.

At 57, I've known at least 15 people that survived their breast cancer, including my 88 year old grandma decades ago with a double masectomy. When she died at 3 weeks short of her 99th birthday, it was not from cancer. I can only think of one "friend of a friend" that succumbed to it, and she did have many years before the bastard took her from her family.

Talk to your internet provider too, see if you can drop your package a bit. You might need to stream a bit less, but you can maybe download some which is quick and doesn't use as much. Ditto for your cell.

I watch TV with an antenna, you can get a lot of stations that way.

We are all rooting for you. The unknown is pretty danged scary, but look how well things are going so far. They really are.

Big hug from me.
 
I agree, its a sad situation. I have been looking at numbers and there is a large amount, too large, of people between the ages of 50-60 with cancer. I have life changing decisions to make this week concerning treatment. Chemo scares the crap out of me, and from what I have read and seen in the couple of support groups I am in, more then half go through hell only to have it come back with a vengeance. There is one chemo that is widely used in Breast Cancer, they call it the " red devil". Nurses have to glove, gown and hat up while administrating it. When you are done, you have to pee and flush the toilet a few times with the lid down. The stuff people have posted with side effects. I can't understand putting that poison into you. I really don't know what to do, and only I can make the choice. I'm glad you are recovering. That tumor size must have been so painful. Mine was under 2 cm and it was sore.

The tumour wasnt that painful despite its size. The worst pain I endured was after the CT scan because I had taken a pill prior to the scan which clashed with the medicine injected into me. The tumour area was so painful I thought I might die and I was having cold sweat all round. The operation itself was successful as the docs performed minimally invasive surgery to remove the tumour. It was a feat in itself as I was ealier told they cannot perform MIS if the tumor exceeds 5 cm. I consider myself lucky as it was only by chance that I discovered the tumour. If it had been months later, the situation would have been more drastic. All therapies are chemos of different sorts but the sside effects differ from person to person so it is possible the chemo performed on you might not be so horrible after all. Before the operation, when I learned I was likely to be housed in the ICU, I was a little scared. In the end, I found the ICU was actually a warm place where I could recuperate well. So everything is a matter of perception. Be brave , take your chemo and hopefully you will come back even stronger.
 
Listen Jenn, we are gamblers, we buck the odds all the time. If the doctors think that chemo will improve your odds, think it as a bonus, will the side effects being the wagering requirements on a good bonus.

Also, a number of people don't suffer as severe as side effects as others. And we do live in a country where very effective relief for the side effects of chemo-therapy is available, don't be afraid to ask about it if they don't suggest it.

And no, it won't be covered by your drug card or OHIP.

Don't hesitate to talk to your pharmacist about drugs or stuff like Ensure that is not covered either. Some can apply a discount for you. If you have a friend with a Costco card, see if they can help you with the Ensure. Also worth contacting the manufacturers to see if they can send you some coupons.

I know in my town we have more than one sharing group, look for one in your city. You may find help with rides, or having someone pick up stuff for you if you are not well enough to do things yourself. Or someone to take you to Costco with them. Help to cook your food for a bunch of microwavable meals. Many of the people in these groups are not well off, but we sometimes have more time than money, or knowledge about resources to share.

At 57, I've known at least 15 people that survived their breast cancer, including my 88 year old grandma decades ago with a double masectomy. When she died at 3 weeks short of her 99th birthday, it was not from cancer. I can only think of one "friend of a friend" that succumbed to it, and she did have many years before the bastard took her from her family.

Talk to your internet provider too, see if you can drop your package a bit. You might need to stream a bit less, but you can maybe download some which is quick and doesn't use as much. Ditto for your cell.

I watch TV with an antenna, you can get a lot of stations that way.

We are all rooting for you. The unknown is pretty danged scary, but look how well things are going so far. They really are.

Big hug from me.

Thanks Jass, that brought tears to my eyes. The last few days have not been good for me, mentally or physically. I had a virus last week that left me coughing non stop, now my breast has been killing me. I can feel where they took the tumor and tissue, it feels like what it is, a empty hole. Also I think I pulled some stitches from coughing. I have one big thread sticking out and its catching on my loosest shirts. They are suppose to be disolvable so I dont think the surgeon will do anything, I have my final visit on the 29th with him. I have never been so stressed out in my life. I am in constant worry that things are going to be disconnected. I called Rogers yesterday and I am on a contract with them, I dont have cells, I have a landline, otherwise the cells would be gone, and just have basic tv that I don't even watch. The only saving grace is that come July I will get a 40% employee discount. The coupons sound like a great idea, something I never thought of.thank you! My hydro bill was so high ( I checked) because it was dated mid Dec to mid Jan, so it had Christmas hydro on it, but I have now stopped using my dryer and hang things up. I am fine about the radiation part but still cant wrap around chemo, maybe I wont have to do it. I see the Oncologist Thursday. Apparently they take my numbers from pathology results and enter it in a data base and go from there. I all ready talked to them. I am trying so hard to stay focused, but the harder I try the more I feel like I am going to break. I remember when this all started. It was missed on my mammo and ultrasound. When I had finally was able to get them to see it after I had to guide them by hand. Then when I went for my biopsy, was told it didnt have the look of cancer and that it was a fibernoid. Now I get told its stage 3? How does that even happen? I dont trust anything right now. I just want to get back to work so bad. :( :( :(
Ps. I hope you are feeling better <3
 
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I called the Cancer Clinic this afternoon and talked to the nurse. I might not need it but if I do and the percentage chance of it coming back is over 5% then I will take chemo. Yes I am scared but millions of women around the world take it. Breast cancer is very complicated and has so many numbers and variable attached to it, unfortunately it isnt cut and dry like most cancers. They will also take my over all health into consideration. One of the things I need to do is get my weight up to a healthy weight. I am 5'5 ( almost) and 117 lbs. This time last year I was 150. Big drop and Im sure some of it has been stress related. Its finally kicking in that I have Cancer :cool: You guys are amazing by the way, if you havent been told enough :)
 
I called the Cancer Clinic this afternoon and talked to the nurse. I might not need it but if I do and the percentage chance of it coming back is over 5% then I will take chemo. Yes I am scared but millions of women around the world take it. Breast cancer is very complicated and has so many numbers and variable attached to it, unfortunately it isnt cut and dry like most cancers. They will also take my over all health into consideration. One of the things I need to do is get my weight up to a healthy weight. I am 5'5 ( almost) and 117 lbs. This time last year I was 150. Big drop and Im sure some of it has been stress related. Its finally kicking in that I have Cancer :cool: You guys are amazing by the way, if you havent been told enough :)

LOL Look at it this way. My tumour was removed completely but the doc told me the recurrence possibility is 50%. If conditions suit subject to an MRI scan the possibility might be reduced if I tried immunotherapy which is a kind of chemo. GL to us both.
 
Jennifer ,
I live in Ontario ,If you wish you may email me info at casinobonusguy.com (I am female btw).I have lots of experience in this unfortunately and personally have been dealing with cancer for past 4 months. My family member has been doing that aggressive chemo for a year and it has been ok for them as far as chemo goes.I think what we read and assume is worst in many cases than reality.My brother would go to Princess Margaret for chemo then be able to go out with us same night.Unfortunately I have not had time to read all of this thread but believe I can give you some good help.

Judy
 
I got called in for an early appointment to meet Oncologist and get results. Not what I wanted to hear. I cant stop crying. I am ER negative, PR negative and Her2 positive. Her2 positive means its agressive. I have to take chemo Combination of Docetaxel, carboplatin and hertecptin. So much for getting back to work. i HAVE A 50% CHANCE OF IT COMING BACK WITHOUT TREATMENT, AND 25% WITH TREATMENT. sORRY ABOUT THE CAPS, FU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANCER, SERIOUSLY FU!
 
I got called in for an early appointment to meet Oncologist and get results. Not what I wanted to hear. I cant stop crying. I am ER negative, PR negative and Her2 positive. Her2 positive means its agressive. I have to take chemo Combination of Docetaxel, carboplatin and hertecptin. So much for getting back to work. i HAVE A 50% CHANCE OF IT COMING BACK WITHOUT TREATMENT, AND 25% WITH TREATMENT. sORRY ABOUT THE CAPS, FU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANCER, SERIOUSLY FU!

I'm so sorry Jennifer! Caps is fine. Scream all you want, or cry or talk. It's perfectly fine and we will read and scream and cry a bit with you.
It will be ok though. It has to :thumbsup:
 
I got called in for an early appointment to meet Oncologist and get results. Not what I wanted to hear. I cant stop crying. I am ER negative, PR negative and Her2 positive. Her2 positive means its agressive. I have to take chemo Combination of Docetaxel, carboplatin and hertecptin. So much for getting back to work. i HAVE A 50% CHANCE OF IT COMING BACK WITHOUT TREATMENT, AND 25% WITH TREATMENT. sORRY ABOUT THE CAPS, FU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANCER, SERIOUSLY FU!
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Jennifer people beat the odds every day. As I stated in a previous post my sibling beat malignant melonama twice. Each time he was given a 10% chance of survival. He came through due to aggressive treatment and sheer stubborness. My other sibling was diagnosed staged 3 cervical cancer and beat that too for the same reasons I stated above. You can beat the odds, take the aggressive treatment and stay positive. Positivity is very important when faced with the vile monster cancer. If you remain strong you have a big chance of beating this. I am only sharing these stories because my family has been through hell and came out the other side healthy. If they didn't have a positive attitude I am sure it would be a different story. YOU CAN BEAT THIS BELIEVE it and you will! My thoughts are with you.
 
I got called in for an early appointment to meet Oncologist and get results. Not what I wanted to hear. I cant stop crying. I am ER negative, PR negative and Her2 positive. Her2 positive means its agressive. I have to take chemo Combination of Docetaxel, carboplatin and hertecptin. So much for getting back to work. i HAVE A 50% CHANCE OF IT COMING BACK WITHOUT TREATMENT, AND 25% WITH TREATMENT. sORRY ABOUT THE CAPS, FU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANCER, SERIOUSLY FU!

Just remember what I told you about my aunt. She had it and it looked incredibly bleak for her. Her and her sister and mother all tested positive for the gene (cant quite remember all the terminology) which increases the likelihood of cancer incredibly. The mother, my grandma was diagnosed with breast cancer not long after and she was in her 70's. And she beat it.

My aunts situation was the worst. It was aggressive and spread to her nodes. She had no hair and lost alot of confidence and was beaten down to her knees but each time she stood up and said screw you im going to fight until you either take me or your gone. Her biggest thing was not letting the cancer control her mind, it already had part of her body. But she kept up the fight and she beat it.

Try reaching out to cancer community meetings or even google positive cancer stories. It will do wonders for your mind. Im not saying dont be scared or nervous. Thats human but dont let it own your mind.

And remember you arent alone in this fight. You have all of us, this forum to vent on and there are so many millions more in the world going through this and even worse.
 
In regard to cancer drugs not covered by OHIP ,3 years ago my brother passed away from cancer and in 2012 when he started his journey he had to pay $132 every 3 weeks and this was only 20% because he had insurance -without insurance these pills would cost $610 every 3 weeks to a person like Jennifer.His IV chemo drugs were all covered by OHIP.There is the cost to get to and from hospital and at that time we had him live with us and took on all his care responsibilities until he died.As for Ensure ,Walmart is the cheapest place to purchase it but not everyone can take it .The drugs will change your appetite And I agree with Jennifer they release you same day after major surgery and should at least give you enough supplies to get you through a few days because not everyone is able to visit a medical supply place.I am blessed that I have my husband and we are self employed so he brought me home same day after a major surgery January 30 .I had a full hysterectomy with all the bells and whistles removed too plus a bladder surgery and less than 3 hours after they wheeled me out of the OR I was in the car for a 90 minute drive home.I considered myself lucky to have the financial means to step in for my brother and now lucky I can do it for myself. There is so many families who lose everything because one partner gets sick and the other has to decide if they go to work or stay home as a caregiver.From what I see ,Jennifer lives alone and I am sure she has family and friends but our system fails providing enough care for people in general dealing with serious illnesses.
 
In regard to cancer drugs not covered by OHIP ,3 years ago my brother passed away from cancer and in 2012 when he started his journey he had to pay $132 every 3 weeks and this was only 20% because he had insurance -without insurance these pills would cost $610 every 3 weeks to a person like Jennifer.His IV chemo drugs were all covered by OHIP.There is the cost to get to and from hospital and at that time we had him live with us and took on all his care responsibilities until he died.As for Ensure ,Walmart is the cheapest place to purchase it but not everyone can take it .The drugs will change your appetite And I agree with Jennifer they release you same day after major surgery and should at least give you enough supplies to get you through a few days because not everyone is able to visit a medical supply place.I am blessed that I have my husband and we are self employed so he brought me home same day after a major surgery January 30 .I had a full hysterectomy with all the bells and whistles removed too plus a bladder surgery and less than 3 hours after they wheeled me out of the OR I was in the car for a 90 minute drive home.I considered myself lucky to have the financial means to step in for my brother and now lucky I can do it for myself. There is so many families who lose everything because one partner gets sick and the other has to decide if they go to work or stay home as a caregiver.From what I see ,Jennifer lives alone and I am sure she has family and friends but our system fails providing enough care for people in general dealing with serious illnesses.

Thanks. My brain is in a fog right now. I e-mailed you :)
 
I'm so sorry Jennifer! Caps is fine. Scream all you want, or cry or talk. It's perfectly fine and we will read and scream and cry a bit with you.
It will be ok though. It has to :thumbsup:

Oh I did, and thank you. My head hurts from crying. That was the longest hour I ever spent. Information overload. I have to pay for this needle, I cant even remember what its for. I think its to boost my immune system after they effin kill it. They were asking if I prefer a pik? Like really? At first he said that I was going to receive 8 rounds of the red devil. I put my foot down on that. Big sigh. :(

My crappy luck of the draw that I produce the protein that produces cancer cells.
 
Oh I did, and thank you. My head hurts from crying. That was the longest hour I ever spent. Information overload. I have to pay for this needle, I cant even remember what its for. I think its to boost my immune system after they effin kill it. They were asking if I prefer a pik? Like really? At first he said that I was going to receive 8 rounds of the red devil. I put my foot down on that. Big sigh. :(

My crappy luck of the draw that I produce the protein that produces cancer cells.

Jen when it comes to cancer dowhat the experts tell you , if it is Red Devil then do it .I know a second person who had this type of chemo and side effects not really different than any other chemo and they give you medications before the treatment to address the side effects.
 
I got called in for an early appointment to meet Oncologist and get results. Not what I wanted to hear. I cant stop crying. I am ER negative, PR negative and Her2 positive. Her2 positive means its agressive. I have to take chemo Combination of Docetaxel, carboplatin and hertecptin. So much for getting back to work. i HAVE A 50% CHANCE OF IT COMING BACK WITHOUT TREATMENT, AND 25% WITH TREATMENT. sORRY ABOUT THE CAPS, FU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANCER, SERIOUSLY FU!

When my wife heard the diagnosis from a private surgeon (I wasnt there) she thought I was gonna die. She came back and locked herself in the toilet for half an hour. The medical fees quoted were astronomical and could potentially reach USD 150,000. Even then it was possible the cancer cells would spread to other organs. I thought I might have to quit my job right away to get my pension which would cover the meedical fees. Things turned for the better when she sought help from her former pupils(she is a teacher of more than 30 years). Some of them worked in the public sector , same as me and relayed to her that though the situation is not good it wasnt critical either. In the end, upon some referrals and much help from her pupils I got the best medical help possible and the rest is history. I am not out of the woods yet with a 50% chance of recurrence but being the ultimate gambler I am to end up on the positive side of the outcome. I have to go to 3 different hospitals virtually every other week, one for treating my stroke, one for the aftermath of removing my tunour and one for helping me to reduce the recurrence of the illness. On top of this all, I have to go to work on a daily basis to earn as much as possible for my son's education etc. If I can do it so can you. We are both gamblers and can bear the risks lol.
 
Hi everyone. I am feeling a bit better today. Woke up teary eyed but it didnt last long. The whole purpose of this was to help raise funds, and I need it now more then ever. I am doing the chemo, I just have to wait for bone scan, and blood work to get done and come back. Her2 positive and double negative means it is aggressive, so I wont be going back to work just yet. Thanks for listening to my anger, tears. I will come to a happy place at some point. If you cant donate then please share? You guys have been awesome.<3
 
I just donated. I know how expensive this can get. I was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic lung cancer 10 years ago and I beat it. The main thing is to keep a positive outlook. Wishing you the best

Wow good for you! I am having a hard time with this right now, that HER2 positive makes things look really bad, with or without treatment, and being double negative even worse. Im going to need some counseling. Thank you for the donation I really need it right now and may you continue to stay disease free <3
 
I got called in for an early appointment to meet Oncologist and get results. Not what I wanted to hear. I cant stop crying. I am ER negative, PR negative and Her2 positive. Her2 positive means its agressive. I have to take chemo Combination of Docetaxel, carboplatin and hertecptin. So much for getting back to work. i HAVE A 50% CHANCE OF IT COMING BACK WITHOUT TREATMENT, AND 25% WITH TREATMENT. sORRY ABOUT THE CAPS, FU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CANCER, SERIOUSLY FU!


Hi, this is my first post on this forum. I just so happened upon your post.

My sister had her2 positive breast cancer. I have studied and studied it for 4 solid years. She had the same combo of drugs you are getting. She was er positive and slightly pr positive. Also.

Maybe one thing you could ask dr about is a drug called perjeta. I'm not sure about it for your situation. Also a good website to look at is called her2 forums. They have all the latest treatments and trials you could possibly find.

My sister died in September after 4 years of fighting. I can tell you from my experience that you go with your gut. If you do t feel good about dr get a second opinion. You be in charge of you care. That is the most important thing you can do. If you have any loved ones or friends who can be an advocate that is so important.

One important thing about her2 is get a brain scan early and often. They are finding that her2 breast cancer seems to go to brain. The drugs they have work so well in the body but the brain is not as protected. ( blood brain barrier) even if you have to lie and say you are having headaches to get one done. They are starting to come around and doing brain scans more often for her2 but, not every dr believes in doing them routinely. Look up her2 and brain mets. You will see what I'm talking about. Getting it early in brain is so important.

Maybe I'm a little paranoid about that but my sister got it in brain and it was too late for her. She fought and fought and never once had a scan on brain. I am still angry about that. It was obvious looking back. Her behavior changed way before we found it. Had we found it earlier maybe she woul still be here? I don't know.

I hope I'm not upsetting you by my post, but I feel I can't just read this and not say something. this is still so fresh for me. I loved my sister so much and it miss her terribly. I can't hard,y take the loss sometimes.

If you want any more advice I am here and willing to give any info I can. Just know you are in my thought and prayers. msg me anytime.

So number one, get second or third or fourth opinion. Go with your gut. Feel comfortable with your dr.
Be assertive with your treatment. Don't feel stupid.

Her2 forums

Ask about perjeta, also vaccines. Brain scans. Her2 forums has all of this info. You wil find all the info you could want on there.

Lastly, god bless you and you are in my prayers daily. Any questions feel free to contact me.
 
Hi Jennifer ,
I hope that i will be able to donate to your fund soon.
I know what it is like to have to raise money to pay for treatment. My own daughter was 6 when we had the task to fundraise 50k for surgery for her in America. She is doing great now, her spasticity is completely removed.
She still has mobility issues so uses crutches (but better than the wheelchair she was confined to)and with decent strength training to build up her muscles so she can function better but unfortunately here in Ireland the lack of care and attention given to children with disabilities is appalling. I stopped fundraising about three years ago because i didn't want to ask people to help anymore. I guess people can only do/help so much.

Anyway I'm rambling but as someone who has been there trying to raise funds for health issues I am wishing you all the best you sound like such a brave and strong lady, and i have no doubt you will beat this.
Try to get your hands on some cbd/THC oil as well, very beneficial for fighting cancer.
I myself am going to be using them soon as i suffer with severe fibromylagia and Myalgic Encephalitis which is a bloody slow torturous death to be honest as it never goes away ! No cure, here for life.
But nothing compared to what you are facing

I wish you all the love and hope in the world xx

JKG xx
 
Hi, this is my first post on this forum. I just so happened upon your post.

My sister had her2 positive breast cancer. I have studied and studied it for 4 solid years. She had the same combo of drugs you are getting. She was er positive and slightly pr positive. Also.

Maybe one thing you could ask dr about is a drug called perjeta. I'm not sure about it for your situation. Also a good website to look at is called her2 forums. They have all the latest treatments and trials you could possibly find.

My sister died in September after 4 years of fighting. I can tell you from my experience that you go with your gut. If you do t feel good about dr get a second opinion. You be in charge of you care. That is the most important thing you can do. If you have any loved ones or friends who can be an advocate that is so important.

One important thing about her2 is get a brain scan early and often. They are finding that her2 breast cancer seems to go to brain. The drugs they have work so well in the body but the brain is not as protected. ( blood brain barrier) even if you have to lie and say you are having headaches to get one done. They are starting to come around and doing brain scans more often for her2 but, not every dr believes in doing them routinely. Look up her2 and brain mets. You will see what I'm talking about. Getting it early in brain is so important.

Maybe I'm a little paranoid about that but my sister got it in brain and it was too late for her. She fought and fought and never once had a scan on brain. I am still angry about that. It was obvious looking back. Her behavior changed way before we found it. Had we found it earlier maybe she woul still be here? I don't know.

I hope I'm not upsetting you by my post, but I feel I can't just read this and not say something. this is still so fresh for me. I loved my sister so much and it miss her terribly. I can't hard,y take the loss sometimes.

If you want any more advice I am here and willing to give any info I can. Just know you are in my thought and prayers. msg me anytime.

So number one, get second or third or fourth opinion. Go with your gut. Feel comfortable with your dr.
Be assertive with your treatment. Don't feel stupid.

Her2 forums

Ask about perjeta, also vaccines. Brain scans. Her2 forums has all of this info. You wil find all the info you could want on there.

Lastly, god bless you and you are in my prayers daily. Any questions feel free to contact me.
Welcome to Casinomeister, Im sorry your first introductory was me. Everyone here is amazing, the posts are informative, Casinomeister and Max are amazing. And I hope you get to meet amazing life long friends. I am so sorry about your sister, I am sorry that you both had to go through it, and that you still are. It is traumatizing, there is no getting around that. Since last Wed, I have cried, screamed, denial, cried, been pro-active, more denial. And like you I have read none stop about her2. Sometimes your brain needs a break from google. I have learned what foods def trigger it, and guess what? I was eating those DO NOT foods almost daily. I have learned I could be dead with or without treatment in 5 years, the chances go down dramatically after that. I have 2 adult kids that I love beyond words, beyond infinity, as I type this I am getting teary eyed. My fight is for more years with these guys. Dying at the age of 55 is NOT an option! Funny you should mention about a second opinion. A few things stood out for me.
1) I asked my family doctor if I could get a different Oncologist, and she said she has never had the request before, and doesnt know if she has the authority. I have had a great 26 year relationship with her, and trust her with my life. The reason I asked was because the Herceptin causes well known heart problems, and not once did the Oncologist suggest heart testing. I have to get a bone scan done in a couple of weeks once my breast heals, but not once did he say anything about my heart. I know that it can spread to the bone, lungs and brain. So why not a lung scan too? I stumbled across perjeta when I was doing research. Why was that not offered to me? I brought this all up with my family doctor and go see her on the 24th.
2) Wheres the counseling that is suppose to be offered at the centre? Oh there is but depends on your financial status. hmmmm!
3) I also read that certain parts of your breast will read differently. One part can read her2 positive, another sample from different area can read negative. Another .....hmmm

I have fought most of my adult life, it has never been easy. Some of it my own doing, most of it not.
I just want it to end, but not in death.
Oh and another thing. In all of your research, were you able to find out when this her2 + and - was discovered? Has the morbidity rates changed in a noticeable way? For instance if it was found the mid 90's, there should be a greater change, on the presumption that they can treat it with these cocktails of life altering drugs. I asked the Oncologist this and he said he had not data before Herceptin started mid 90's. Really????? What Oncologist doesnt do research?
 
Hi Jennifer ,
I hope that i will be able to donate to your fund soon.
I know what it is like to have to raise money to pay for treatment. My own daughter was 6 when we had the task to fundraise 50k for surgery for her in America. She is doing great now, her spasticity is completely removed.
She still has mobility issues so uses crutches (but better than the wheelchair she was confined to)and with decent strength training to build up her muscles so she can function better but unfortunately here in Ireland the lack of care and attention given to children with disabilities is appalling. I stopped fundraising about three years ago because i didn't want to ask people to help anymore. I guess people can only do/help so much.

Anyway I'm rambling but as someone who has been there trying to raise funds for health issues I am wishing you all the best you sound like such a brave and strong lady, and i have no doubt you will beat this.
Try to get your hands on some cbd/THC oil as well, very beneficial for fighting cancer.
I myself am going to be using them soon as i suffer with severe fibromylagia and Myalgic Encephalitis which is a bloody slow torturous death to be honest as it never goes away ! No cure, here for life.
But nothing compared to what you are facing

I wish you all the love and hope in the world xx

JKG xx

Congrats with your daughter! Nothing better then reading a story about a child being able to over come health issues. I am really happy for her <3
 
Hi Jennifer ,
I hope that i will be able to donate to your fund soon.
I know what it is like to have to raise money to pay for treatment. My own daughter was 6 when we had the task to fundraise 50k for surgery for her in America. She is doing great now, her spasticity is completely removed.
She still has mobility issues so uses crutches (but better than the wheelchair she was confined to)and with decent strength training to build up her muscles so she can function better but unfortunately here in Ireland the lack of care and attention given to children with disabilities is appalling. I stopped fundraising about three years ago because i didn't want to ask people to help anymore. I guess people can only do/help so much.

Anyway I'm rambling but as someone who has been there trying to raise funds for health issues I am wishing you all the best you sound like such a brave and strong lady, and i have no doubt you will beat this.
Try to get your hands on some cbd/THC oil as well, very beneficial for fighting cancer.
I myself am going to be using them soon as i suffer with severe fibromylagia and Myalgic Encephalitis which is a bloody slow torturous death to be honest as it never goes away ! No cure, here for life.
But nothing compared to what you are facing

I wish you all the love and hope in the world xx

JKG xx

Hi JKG,

I am now still confined to my wheelchair due to a stroke 6 years ago. The spasticity hinders my left arm, shoulder and hand making balance difficult. Coupled with my weak left leg, I cannot walk without touching the wall so I am always indoors except going for work. Any tips you can give me in diminishing my spasticity? Once this is gone, I think I should be able to walk freely. Thanks.
 
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Everyone has been so great. I am posting this here and on my Facebook. I am trying to get my daughter down here so she can be here for all the testing, and if I am physically ready, then to start chemo. Mentally ready? I am not so sure. My daughters family is on a very tight budget, her being here is more then I can ask for. She lives 3 cities away and an extra mouth to feed. I understand if people are strapped and I feel like I am asking to much, I really do. If you can't and have a Facebook maybe you can share? Im really sorry. Thank you!

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Let your daughter do what she can for you. She loves you and wants you for years to come. You get better, and you'll be there for her again.

I'm far from unsympathatic to your plight, but I'm not going to share on my social network. There are so many people in similar boats nearly daily, and most of my friend do contribute what they can and share what they can. But I did not contribute to the fund for the guy I drank with 25 years ago, who's still a close friend of the guy I chat with weekly and go to a concert with 3 or 4 times a year. Cancer took enough he needs appointments in another city.

I had no money when a very close friend was living in Barrie and having to see specialists in Toronto. He was not asking on social media, but I do know other friends and family helped.

Nor the new mom of the premie who was my kid's friend in her early 20s, and there is no funding to care for her oldest while she's at the hospital. But I might still, even though I had little, I helped my kid with childcare for her first to be the the second premie.

Every day I see pleas for help, and I know they are genuine. But we cannot answer all of them, and I won't ask my friends on behalf of a virtual friend.

But I will go make a small donation now.

Let your kids help you. They are not kids anymore, they are grownups. You helped them, they want to help now. Let them, they need to feel they are part of Team Jenn.
 
Let your daughter do what she can for you. She loves you and wants you for years to come. You get better, and you'll be there for her again.

I'm far from unsympathatic to your plight, but I'm not going to share on my social network. There are so many people in similar boats nearly daily, and most of my friend do contribute what they can and share what they can. But I did not contribute to the fund for the guy I drank with 25 years ago, who's still a close friend of the guy I chat with weekly and go to a concert with 3 or 4 times a year. Cancer took enough he needs appointments in another city.

I had no money when a very close friend was living in Barrie and having to see specialists in Toronto. He was not asking on social media, but I do know other friends and family helped.

Nor the new mom of the premie who was my kid's friend in her early 20s, and there is no funding to care for her oldest while she's at the hospital. But I might still, even though I had little, I helped my kid with childcare for her first to be the the second premie.

Every day I see pleas for help, and I know they are genuine. But we cannot answer all of them, and I won't ask my friends on behalf of a virtual friend.

But I will go make a small donation now.

Let your kids help you. They are not kids anymore, they are grownups. You helped them, they want to help now. Let them, they need to feel they are part of Team Jenn.
Im sorry. I didnt mean to offend anyone. I dont know how to ask for help properly. Its not something I do on a regular basis. Thank you Jas, your right every little bit helps. I felt bad asking to begin with.
If this is starting to annoy people, please let me know and I can have it taken down.
A little information about my kids. My son Grant is 23 and in his last year at Fleming in Peterborough. He is taking Custom Services/Border Patrol. He takes the Go train home as often as he can on weekends, but he is living off OSAP and Grants.
My daughter Kayla is 29, common law, and I have a 9 year old Grandson. They live in Guelph and live off his income. She started a Gofund me and has raised 40 dollars.
 
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Wishing you all the best and a speedy recovery Jenn.
with one of the best and emotional fuck cancer anthem ever.


Thanks! Emotional is right, I couldn't watch it all. It made me cry. Kids are so much braver then adults. But yes FUCK YOU CANCER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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I really hate my Hospital and Oncologist. He seems like a greasy sales man. My Hospital is under investigation by the Ministry and he was brought in a week before I saw him, hence the earlier appointment. Feeling a bit better this week I have been researching like crazy on different things. The one Hospital I keep getting pulled back to is this one.
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Also I want to point out, I even sent Casinomeister a message as I wasn't sure how to address this. I suck at promoting, but I have the gift of gab. My gift of gab has turned this into a book. And I love the support that is why I keep writing, But the original goal has being lost. And that was to raise funds. And I don't want to lose the momentum. I don't know when I will be getting back to work. After all my safety check testing, I will be starting my chemo. It will be 6 sessions, once every 3 weeks. Wouldn't it be cool if I could work part time and do chemo? I wonder if its doable. See there I go again. I need a pet.lol. Outside of work I have kept myself isolated the last 7 years. But that is going to have to change. Anyways once a week I will post the link, I have it on Facebook, and trying to figure out how to post it on my pintrest. If anyone can think of something , please let me know. Thanks :) for being part of this horrible journey with me!


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I really hate my Hospital and Oncologist. He seems like a greasy sales man. My Hospital is under investigation by the Ministry and he was brought in a week before I saw him, hence the earlier appointment. Feeling a bit better this week I have been researching like crazy on different things. The one Hospital I keep getting pulled back to is this one.
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Also I want to point out, I even sent Casinomeister a message as I wasn't sure how to address this. I suck at promoting, but I have the gift of gab. My gift of gab has turned this into a book. And I love the support that is why I keep writing, But the original goal has being lost. And that was to raise funds. And I don't want to lose the momentum. I don't know when I will be getting back to work. After all my safety check testing, I will be starting my chemo. It will be 6 sessions, once every 3 weeks. Wouldn't it be cool if I could work part time and do chemo? I wonder if its doable. See there I go again. I need a pet.lol. Outside of work I have kept myself isolated the last 7 years. But that is going to have to change. Anyways once a week I will post the link, I have it on Facebook, and trying to figure out how to post it on my pintrest. If anyone can think of something , please let me know. Thanks :) for being part of this horrible journey with me!


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Not sure if this helps any but these are the instructions pages on Pinterest with regards to go fund me Jennifer
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Good luck, I know chemo sucks but you will get through it and keep positive. Before you know it you will be all better and the treatment will be worth it in the end.

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Not sure if this helps any but these are the instructions pages on Pinterest with regards to go fund me Jennifer
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Good luck, I know chemo sucks but you will get through it and keep positive. Before you know it you will be all better and the treatment will be worth it in the end.

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Awesome. Thanks!
 

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