Christine, my prayers go out to you sincerely. I was sooo sad to hear about what you have been going through. I know it won’t help but I just wanted you to know I will always love you no matter what you’ve lost because your heart is still in the right place and you are to me still a wonderful person. I’ve left my myspace.com/all2cre8ifsage addy if you’d like to stop by and chat. You mean the world to me and your still precious in everyway. I can only imagine how devistating that can be and Ijust wanted you to know I still love you just the same. Peace and Loves from Me and Laddie Dog

HI, I just wanted to say, I support your decision 100%. I too, am a breast cancer survivor. I found out I had cancer 2 years ago at the age of 35. I had just finalized my divorce, bought my first house myself, supporting my daughter and then I get the news, You have Breast Cancer. I couldn’t believe it. We have no cancer in my family! All I could think about was “Why Me” “What’s going to happen to my daughter. Is her dad going to be able to bring her up the way I would.” But then I replayed the words my doctor said, “Stacey, this is not a death sentence. You are going to be fine.” I knew I had a lot of thinking to do and BIG decisions to make. What do I do? What type of treatment should I have? I finally said, “Take them!!!” I didn’t want the cancer fair to tap me on the shoulder years down the road and say, “I got you again.” I had the support of my family and friends befind me and on August 15, 2006 I went in for double mastectomy and then started the reconstruction process. I have gone through 4 surgeries in 2 years. I got implants and wanted them redone and in September of 2007 I underwent the TRAM Flap procedure. Best thing ever!!!! I am now waiting for the last of my procedures. I hope to have everything completed by end of this year. I was very lucky!!! And so are you. Keep laughing, crying and talking about it. I’m a believer that positive attitude is what got me through the past 2 years and is what will get me through the next 60 years!!!! I say the samething you said in your interview, ” I’ll be 80 years old in the nursing home with peaky boobs and a tattoo on my butt. It’s funny but it’s true. Best Wishes and you are in my thoughts and prayers. Keep the fight going and we will find a cure for this someday. You’re friend Stacey

Glad you are doing okay. Everyone here loves you!

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