Community Chat

[Lipstickdiva]

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@lulu2 wrote:

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@muttmom wrote:

JMO but I preferred Lisa R hosting.  The few minutes I watched were pretty bad.

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I agree.  I thought in past years the items presented were so much better. 

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I wonder if that's because Lisa R had a personal interest in the cause.  She really hustled to get vendors to donate. 

[Lipstickdiva]

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@butterfly123 wrote:

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@mustang66lady wrote:

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@mustang66lady

9 years and counting that you remain cancer free. I am kindly asking where you found the most accurate information about the symptoms of ovarian cancer? 

Thank you for sharing about what you experienced and I hope that millions were raised for continued research.

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I would go to a legit site like webmd, mayo clinic, cancer.org.  Cleveland Clinic/Cancer also has information about the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer.

If I may give you some advice, keep in touch with your doctor.  Please do not get on the internet and start researching because you may scare yourself.  Keep in mind that there are many symptoms that are the same for various illnesses and conditions.  I know I have a tendency to start looking up this type of thing on-line and before I know it, I'm in full blown panic mode and I've diagnosed myself with about 4 different kinds of cancer.     

[winamac1]

Butterfly...I would also NOT go on the internet searching.  My sister initially did that, and her husband basically made her stop.  She was in full blown panic mode after seeing the survival rates, etc.  

She is alive and in remission.  I will continue my prayers for her that this positivity continues!  

I would NOT go online and research.  Sometimes it does more harm than good!