I feel great! I'm positive about my outlook and will do everything I can to remain healthy.

I live like it's my last day. I don't take anything for granted and I make sure that my loved ones know how much I love them.

I'm still working. In this economy, many of my colleagues have lost their jobs but I am thankful I still have mine and health insurance.

I can't really say.

Telling my family. When I learned I had cancer I went to the doctor alone because I had a feeling there was not going to be good news so I told my husband that I would go alone. I had to make the phone call to him to tell him that they had found something and that I would require further surgery. Then we had to tell our daughters.

When difficulties overwhelm me, I seek support from my church. I have a large church family and whenever I feel depressed I reach out or I just stay home and pray.

Yes. I want to work out more, travel more, spend more time with my friends and family.

I don't have any arrangements. Even during my diagnosis I still worked regular hours. I wanted to remain as normal as possible.

I appreciate my work life more. People here have been so supportive.

The support I received.

Be positive, be strong you will get through it.

The only side affect I have felt is fatigue.

Nothing. I have to say that I was prepared for the diagnosis and I knew what I had to do. I resolved right then and there that I would fight for my life. I want to see my grandchildren someday.