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Another work day done.
A better pace, not feeling like "so much to do, so little time".
Tired tonight.
Hope to sleep; quiet day for tomorrow.
Thank you for reading. Hugs.
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About Me
- kathy jean
- I am a 52 year old woman who has been having shoulder problems for about 1 year. Pain, stiffness, then it seemed all at once I couldn't raise my left arm. I don't recall any injury; and have been seeking treatment since October 2006. I have had a manipulation under general anesthesia, but still am unable to bring my arm around to my back, or to the opposite front pocket. Now, November 2007, I have been diagnosed with breast cancer--infiltrating ductal carcinoma, grade II, and ductal carcinoma in situ, noncomedo type, nuclear grade II with associated calcifications. The largest focus of carcinoma measures 1.2 cm. This is my journey.
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