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I sadly saw this news on your Facebook page Jim and really am so sorry for your loss:( I just heard the bad news that a dear and close friend passed earlier today so feeling sad for all those who have gone too soon from this disease, my friend had Ovarian cancer.:(

Tricia Keegan...From Ireland Dx July '05 IDC 3/9 nodes pos..triple positive..a/c x 4..Taxol/herceptin x 12
Herceptin 1yr ..rads x35 oophorectomy Aug '06
Currently taking Arimidex /Zometa 1 x yearly
Carepage- survivortricia

I am always sad to hear about someone who lost the battle. Today I heard from a childhood friend who was diagnosed with a recurrence 5 years after her first diagnosis. We always hope for a cure even though it seems so elusive. My friend was monitored closely every 6 months and still the new tumor was missed despite mammograms and MRI's.
 
I hope Deborah was able to enjoy a relatively good quality of life despite her setbacks.
 
Best wishes to you and your family. You have suffered a great loss.

Lumpectomy 4/14/05 at age 69
Stage 1, 2cm, Node Negative
Grade 3, Triple Negative
AC/Taxol, Radiation,
BRCA2 positive (It's always something!)
No Family History

I'm so sorry for your loss.  We hate this disease and pray that a cure will be found soon.

Hug
Elaine

 A person's greatness is the power to stand alone;to be able to make her own choice; in action,to write anew her own law; to choose her own sacrifices; run her own dangers; win her own freedom; venture her own destruction; to choose her own happiness 
 

Jim, I am so sorry for your loss. Deborah fought an amazing fight. May she rest in peace.

Rena age 63 California Central Coast
26-year survivor
BRCA2-positive
Dx 1986 IDC ER/PR negative 22 positive lymph nodes
CMFVP chemo weekly for one year, 7 weeks radiation
October 2007: New chassis and spark plugs!