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I got Uterine Cancer which supposedly only happens in woman in their mid to late 60's and are post menopausal. The kicker was I was 36 and was trying to have another baby.... so I didn't fit the mold. Last year 85% of women under 50 who had Uterine Cancer Died....they say it's a low number but that was still 35,000 mothers, sisters, daughters, wives, friends who died because doctors don't look for it if you don't fit the "age" group. I got lucky and as my grandma like to say that I am opinionated and while she doesn't mean it as a compliment it is what saved my life. I knew something was wrong and when one doc said no I went to another and another until they found what was something they had never seen which was the entire uterine wall covered in one giant tumor. So I went to Cancer Treatment Centers of America and while I can not yet say that i am Cancer Free I am alive WAY after most women my age have gone home to God and my son still has a Mom. So It is never too personal. I will talk to total stranger about it and that they need to watch for it because all the hormones we put in our food that women who are younger and younger. Basically if you KNOW in your bones that there is something wrong do not let a doctor put you off. Find another doc. I am doing great and if there is nothing in the lymph nodes from now and Next December then I get to say that I am Cancer Free. I had a great night and you have a Terrific Tuesday! ~Namaste~

Thank you so much! I do understand your Love but sometime pain from the three year old is perfectly normal and we always feel guilty for having the feeling because we know what a miracle he is. Hang in there Sweetie. Have a Better day! ~Namaste~

Hey you got it together! In the end that is what counts....what is the saying you can't make an Omelette without breaking a few eggs? You can't find where you are unless you know where have been. I have a platitude for every occasion but seriously a person who has hit the bottom and has chosen not to quit but instead get up, climb out of the hole, and then when you get to the top still have energy to cheer yourself on....That is the definition of True Courage and Strength in my opinion. A person with a "perfect" life has never had to over come anything so when the Zombie/Nuclear/ Name disease of choice here Apocalypse comes it means they will go out first and people like you and I will rules our own little "Safety Fiefdoms" See Silver lining in everything=) Have a Beautiful Night! ~Namaste

I will will of course pray for you as you are all ready on my list! If you ever need someone to remind you how strong you are and that you have come a long way just send me a note and I will tell you how Awesome I think you are and be your cheerleader. I had to laugh at your description of your daughter's father. I have one for mine but Listia would kick me off in a new your minute for saying and my mother who I have not seen in ....oh yeah since my birth so that will be 40 years on Christmas day! lol She did pop in and out about 5 times in the first 25 years of my life usually when she needed money but I do thank her for choosing to have me so I give her the honor of my "Womb with a View." =) Have a Beautiful Evening! ~Namaste

I will send you a private message. I live with a 3 Tour Afghanistan Vet and well I will leave it at PTSD is kind of a specialty of mine as both an Inter-Faith Minister and Spiritual Counselor so I will be happy to chat at you as I know what it is like to manage PTSD. I want you to know that I am busier than a one armed paper hanger with Christmas and all but I will get you a note sent in the next 24 to 48 hours. Normally I don't make people wait for that 6 hours if I happen to have a Docs appointment that day but things are crazy here right now. Let me say this for now...everything is in the attitude you take. Some people are Diabetic, some have Fibromyalgia or Chronic Pain Syndrome.....Hey I have Cancer and guess what these are all manageable diseases. You will need to be careful and get lots of sleep and keep your diet rich in nutrients so that your body has everything in needs nutritionally so that when it is a "bad day" as everyone will have with PTSD then your body is stronger when it comes and it doesn't, over time, react so extremely to the things that are your triggers. It really is not the worst thing you could be diagnosed with and there are so many coping techniques that you can find the HEALTHY one that works for you. I will contact you later on this evening or early in the morning I have cookies in the Oven and gifts I am wrapping oh and my last listings of the year to get up. (I take Three weeks off from Listia every year from December 23rd through the send week in January for myself and to recover from Christmas so I have to get those up while I can. Hang in there Momma! I am here for you...I will just be late for everything including me being 3 1/2 weeks late for my birth and I fully expect to be several YEARS late for my funeral=) ~Namaste

No Worries, I have a firm belief that everything happens for a reason and the Universe knows that after four years of Cancer bills that I can use every credit I get for it to buy Christmas presents. So no worries I am not upset that is why I said "Eager Bidders" b/c it has happened more than once=) Have a Beautiful night, Best Wishes on All your bids on Listia and Have a Terrific Tuesday tomorrow. ~Namaste

I will send you a message but for the most part my hubby and I make them. I owned a Brick and Mortar Store when we found my Cancer so we closed in a hurry. Most of what I list is from there. =) Namaste

My Son, Gabriel, is 9. Because of my Cancer I only got one but the Universe gave me a Perfect one. I was raised by my grandparents so I have nothing but Love and Respect for you. Seriously... I know that it was hard on my grandparents to have raised their boys and then raised me from birth to four when my father remarried and then I lived....I mean I took care of him and his new wife and their two small children until finally at 11 I moved in with my grandparents full time with guardianship and everything.and there I stayed until I got out of High school and then during the summers I would come home and work the farm with them. So I know that you must be really crazy busy but that whole body in motion tends to stay in motion and so the more we move the longer we live. My great grandparents with whom I lived with when I had to go to an early practice or rehearsal so I would stay with them and my Great Grandmother died three months ago after 78 year of marriage and 102 years on this earth and my Great Grand father is 108. My grandparents are in the 80's and still farming. So I will live forever! Tee hee

There is actually a tie between PTSD and Fibromyalgia. However since no one rich, beautiful, or Powerful has the disease so the research on Fibro is pretty light. However the three things that I have found in in common in Fibro patients (and this is purely my research and not a scientific study) is Early Childhood Abuse, a life time fight with sleep disorder, most commonly insomnia, and a Chronic Pain diagnosis such as Fibro, Chronic Pain D/O or the myriad of other alphabet soup-diseases that don't get researched. Okay off my soap box and back to cookies.. =) ~Namaste