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Fantastic job!
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Congratulations! That is the best outcome! Your quilt is great, too!
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Anyone who says winning isn't everthing has never beat cancer. I'm an eight year survivor. and eight years cancer free. Congratulations to you and I love your quilt. I bet your son is very proud of you.
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Originally Posted by Veronica
This is my very first quilt.
It's about my journey through breast cancer. When my son was 4 months old, I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. The flower yo-yo's represent lymph nodes, the buttons cancer cells. 25 lymph nodes were removed, 23 lymph nodes were positive for cancer. One of the lymph nodes the cancer broke through. This quilt is a work in progress, I still need to represent the chemotherapy, radiation therapy and bone marrow transplant. This story has a happy ending, my son will be starting college this month. Some of your favorite embroidered cut out flowers for the chemotherapy? and quilt the radiation rays in lines... |
Thank you for your message. It made me feel much better about my breast cancer. I am having surgery for the second time tomorrow and was discouraged and depressed. Your success encouragew me.
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How wonderful. Your story inspired me. So happy you are well and what a beautiful quilt.
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Great quilt, I am so happy that this story has a happy ending.
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Wow how brave you are. It shows to never give up hope
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Congratulations on winning the fight. Great quilt and story, thanks for sharing.
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Great quilt and great story. I love that print with the cute little ladies on it! I am a survivor, too.
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