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The rest of 2003 went on without any surprises. We enjoyed Xmas and my hair started to grow back. My life started getting back to normal. Although "Normal" became a term that I didn't understand anymore.
I missed my body. I hated the weight I had gained from the chemo. I hate the new gray and curly hair that was coming in on the top of my head. I hated that I had absolutely no energy. I missed the old "me".
I slowly but surely worked at getting that old "me" back. And I did eventually. Although I was never the same again. And that was ok. I saw life in a new way.
I started taking less things for granted. I let go of the little things. I focused on making the most of everyday. I started showing my love for my family and friends more. I reached out and tried to help others. I became the person I had always wanted to be.
I was sleeping with NED (No Existing Disease). He became my new boyfriend. Thank god my husband didn't mind! I wanted to be with NED for the rest of my life.
I had my annual mammogram in January of 2004 and January of 2005. NED was still around and my affair was going strong. My husband was still supportive as ever
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Jennifer, NH
BRCA1 Mutation,Infiltrating (or invasive) Ductal Carcinoma (IDC)
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