My cousin Vicki found out last friday that she has cancer in both breasts and i found out last night. any prayers would be appreciated.
some of the email from my aunt:
Vicki will be seeing her Dr. and others tomorrow and will know what her treatment is going to be. She got the results of her biopsies on Friday and in both the breast and the lymph nodes are positive. It was not good news but I wasn't expecting any different. I have been very upset. I would have never expected that a child of mine would have such a serious illness.
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Dear Friends and Family,
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Here is an update on Vicki. She saw the crew of people who are going to be caring for her yesterday. She will have a lumpectomy and removal of affected lymph nodes on Monday. After approximately 4 weeks of recovery, she will start chemotherapy and then at some point after that will get radiation therapy. She is being told that her cancer is highly treatable and is the most common breast cancer. The Drs. are giving her lots of hope and have all been very good to her. She's having understandable swings in her abilty to handle all of this but in general is doing well. She has lots of support and will have all the help I can possibly give her. I know she would appreciate a card after her surgery.
> > I thank you all for your good thoughts and prayers. I am grateful to God for his provisions and for a strong support group.
> > Love to all,
> > Virginia
> >
Here is an update on Vicki. She saw the crew of people who are going to be caring for her yesterday. She will have a lumpectomy and removal of affected lymph nodes on Monday. After approximately 4 weeks of recovery, she will start chemotherapy and then at some point after that will get radiation therapy. She is being told that her cancer is highly treatable and is the most common breast cancer. The Drs. are giving her lots of hope and have all been very good to her. She's having understandable swings in her abilty to handle all of this but in general is doing well. She has lots of support and will have all the help I can possibly give her. I know she would appreciate a card after her surgery.
> > I thank you all for your good thoughts and prayers. I am grateful to God for his provisions and for a strong support group.
> > Love to all,
> > Virginia
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