Cancer Survivor - new goals, new life

So proud of you! Losing 4lbs in the begining is amazing! Keep pushing! You'll make a lot of encouraging people on MFP!

Good luck! Keep up the positive attitude and anything is possible!!

I joined MFP after I finished my chemo & had started to gain back a lot if the weight I had lost during my treatment. My cancer is real rare, it's called osteoblastic osteosarcoma. It's a bone cancer that only about 800 people get each year. It took over 2 years & 10 doctors to figure out what I had. The tumor was in my heal but they ended up taking my leg all the way to just a bit below my knee. Having gone through what we did just eating better even if we don't lose weight will be better for us, but if we can lose weight too all the better! I'm glad you have already had positives with MFP. My aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer while I was in treatment so it helped that we could support each other. That is what is so great about MFP, there is a lot of support. Please add me as a friend if you would like my support. Welcome & good luck.

Hello all! I am a 34 year old wife and mommy who happens to also be in treatment, but surviving stage 3 breast cancer! I'm here because I gained 35 pounds during treatments and am ready to get it OFF! I've actually been on MFP for 1 week now and have already lost 4 pounds so I am excited to see what else this journey has in store for me.

My wife was diagnosed with stage 3 invasive ductal carcinoma (breast cancer) at 33 years old. Our youngest had just turned 1 and our twins had just turned 3. I can't say I know what you are going through but I know exactly what your husband is going through. My wife's oncologist said with her patients she could prove there was a 30% lower recurrence rate in a specific group of patients. The only thing those patients did differently (along with the normal treatments) was exercise and eat healthy.......period! So.....exercise and a healthy diet are a no brainer for survivors! Exercise and fitness are now your lifestyle to live a long and happy life with your family:)

PS.........she's now a 4 year survivor and all PET scans and bloodwork are completely normal:) You can do this!

Welcome to MFP! I found my way here shortly after being diagnosed with uterine sarcoma. The people here are inspiring and supportive. Good luck! :happy:

Wow gobraves, you're the first person I've ever "met" that has had the same diagnosis!

1) WAY TO CANCER IN THE NADS!
2) Welcome and good luck with your journey