Comments on: Canvas of Hope: art from under the microscope http://jaynesbreastcancerblog.com/2009/05/canvas-of-hope-art-from-under-the-microscope/ Exploring the Intersection of Cancer and Creativity Sun, 06 Jun 2010 20:33:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: m.fletcher http://jaynesbreastcancerblog.com/2009/05/canvas-of-hope-art-from-under-the-microscope/comment-page-1/#comment-355 m.fletcher Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:43:20 +0000 http://biglife-smallcanvas.com/jaynesbcblog/?p=184#comment-355 Nice blog! I wish there was an easier way to link cancer blogs, it would probably benefit a lot of people. I am also a breast cancer survivor, stage 4, with bone mets. I have been well now for going on 3 years, no sign of cancer. I feel sort of reborn, kind having a creative explosion. What a journey it's been! Thanks for sharing your blog. Nice blog! I wish there was an easier way to link cancer blogs, it would probably benefit a lot of people. I am also a breast cancer survivor, stage 4, with bone mets. I have been well now for going on 3 years, no sign of cancer. I feel sort of reborn, kind having a creative explosion. What a journey it’s been! Thanks for sharing your blog.

]]> By: Julie http://jaynesbreastcancerblog.com/2009/05/canvas-of-hope-art-from-under-the-microscope/comment-page-1/#comment-323 Julie Mon, 18 May 2009 19:20:25 +0000 http://biglife-smallcanvas.com/jaynesbcblog/?p=184#comment-323 Jayne - I came across your blog - looking for Breast Cancer Blogs. Ironically I'm a fanatic knitter - so it was fun reading about your creativity and helpful to read about your journey. Been there. I had a bilateral mastectomy 4 months ago. Lucky for me no chemo or rads. Am on Tamoxafin - Doc told me same results as Arimedex - but was much better for your bones - builds density. You might ask about that. Am going to Physical therapist for first time today - I'm tired of the hard ropes around my chest (did not do reconstruction). Am looking forward to some relief...I had no idea recovery would be so long - my expectations were much too high!! Here's to better days! Good luck and I'll keep reading! Jayne – I came across your blog – looking for Breast Cancer Blogs. Ironically I’m a fanatic knitter – so it was fun reading about your creativity and helpful to read about your journey. Been there. I had a bilateral mastectomy 4 months ago. Lucky for me no chemo or rads. Am on Tamoxafin – Doc told me same results as Arimedex – but was much better for your bones – builds density. You might ask about that.
Am going to Physical therapist for first time today – I’m tired of the hard ropes around my chest (did not do reconstruction). Am looking forward to some relief…I had no idea recovery would be so long – my expectations were much too high!!
Here’s to better days!

Good luck and I’ll keep reading!

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