I feel better, physically than I did a few days ago. The emotions, how to handle work, suppport my soon to be 13 yr. old and how to deal with my upcoming treatments are taking their toll on me!

I've had alot of friends and family come to my side and truly want to help. They have been so caring, bringing food and flowers! I feel more blesssed to know I have some wonderful people in my life, some I haven't seen since high school have come to see me and another friend (also a breast cancer survivor) started a page of prayer on facebook for me!

The support of my family! My daughter and I had to move into my mothers' house due to the cancer. We have a roof over our heads and food to eat. My mom and dad are helping me get my daughter to school, something I use to do. also, she has a big field trip coming up with her chior, my mom and dad will also be helping, money wise with that. So, all in all i'm doing well as long as my daughter has what she needs to remain as normal a life as she can while I go through this!

I don't get to work, that's not good in my proffesion. I cut hair, I use my arms alot and with the surgery I just had, I can't! I'm also worried about how low my immune system will be while doing chemo and if I will even be able to work then. My clients are another concern, they become your friends after so many years,but i'm afraid the effects of surgery and chemo may hinder my performance!

At first it was all the waiting I had to do, that really messes with your head, emotions, whatever.Having to tell my daughter, mother,friends and boss. Now, resting up after surgery, i'm not a lazy person. So having to let people help me is hard!

Friends, or my new favorite has been chatting with women on breastcancer.org!

Not sure yet....but i'm definitley more appreciative than ever before!

None, can't hold my arms up to cut hair right now.

Came to a screeeching halt!!!!!!

Don't be so scared, you have lots of people that love you!