Hello from a Newbie!

Posted by Celeste on 20 Aug 2010, 10:22PM

Hello, I'm new at all this, so just wanted to say hi to the BCNA community! I'm slowly rebuilding my life after a breast cancer diagnosis in 2008, and treatment that finished last year, and I'd love to hear from others who have had a similar experience! :-)

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hi and welcome

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Posted by moira1 on 24 Aug 2010, 10:51PM

hi celeste and welcome to the BCNA community, i hope you come back and chat, most of us here have had BC, i too had it in 2008, and finished my treatment  a year ago, and am now on arimidex.  we are all here to support each other, so keeping in touch here is great.  look forward to chatting..

hello there

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Posted by Celeste on 27 Aug 2010, 11:02PM

Hi Moira, thanks for making me feel so welcome! I'm gradually getting used to the site, making more sense of it  and spending less time going round in circles the more I visit!

I notice some talk about CL training...is this training that the BCNA runs?

Bye for now, Celeste

hi again

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Posted by moira1 on 30 Aug 2010, 12:13AM

yes celeste

CL training was a 2 day course about 13 women went to in Melbourne, it is Community Liason.  It gave us a great insight into bcna, and it is our job to make sure all women know about the support they can get etc. it was really informative, and inspiring.  you can register on line to take part in these and various other groups.... well worth it. 

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  • Name:  Celeste
  • About:  "Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass....it's about learning to dance in the rain!".

My diagnosis

  • Breast cancer experience: 
    I have been diagnosed with breast cancer
  • Diagnosis date:  04/10/2011
  • Number of children:  1

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    Cooking, Craft activities, Reading
  • Breast cancer-related interests: 
    Clinical trials, Depression and psychological impacts, Impact on children and families, Young women issues, Medical research

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