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@macygollob Sending a multitude of good thoughts and prayers your way! I agree with @jenniferhunter , this is a great place to share your story and get connected with others who are also struggling. I hope you will find encouragement here. You can count me as 1 who understands the battle to hold onto hope....there is still beauty found in life, and I see this new experience as a "color change". Not everyone gets to experience this, struggles can be a gift if we use the time to learn and make others aware and spread real encouragement (not false hope)! You are NOT ALONE in this fight! Keep your head up...lastly, I agree with Jennifer when she mentioned a positive outlook really making a difference in the navigation of your path ahead plus extending and enriching life. My Mom also went thru stage 4 cancer and her oulook was incredible...she beat it after one round of chemo (no surgery) and is 7 years in remission now. Miracles still happen, just like rainbows appearing the sky. But, ya gotta be looking for them to see 🙂

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@rivermaya34 Your story is wonderful! Hope is a very powerful friend when you are walking a path through the unknown. Take it one day at a time. I find that learning everything I can about my own health issues and the current research on it helps me understand where I am and believe in hope. Hope can defeat fear and believing in your ability to influence the outcome of your situation definitely helps. Ask questions and embrace it. Yes there is lots of beauty to be found and that can give you strength too! Sometimes those rainbows appear right when you need them, but you will only find them with open eyes.