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"A Breast Cancer Support Group"
Your Bosom Buddies II is a non-profit organization.  It is a caring and sharing educational support group in connection with breast cancer related problems and breast cancer survivors.
Next meeting of Your Bosom Buddies II: Every 2nd Thursday of each month, 7:00 PM in the Conference Room at Wellington Regional Medical Center. The address is 10101 Forest Hill Blvd.; Corner of State Road 7/441.
Hello, my name is Rita.  I was first diagnosed with cancer in my right breast in 1997 and was treated with lumpectomy, radiation and Tamoxifen.  In 2000, cancer was discovered in the same breast and I had a mastectomy.  Nearly a year later, ?I developed swelling and terrible pain in the breast area only to find out I had a hemotoma from the surgery that had to be lanced, and packed.  This cleaning and packing procedure was carried out for about 4 months while I healed from the inside out.  I did not opt for reconstructive surgery.  I'm doing well today and hope to get throught the next 2 years so I can say "I'm cancer free".  I can be reached at Riden@bellsouth.net

My name is Abbe. I'm 51 yrs. old and this July, I will be a 3 year breast cancer survivor.  I was diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer in my right breast in June 2000.  I had no positive lymph nodes. I had my treatments of chemotherapy.  Following the chemo, I started reconstruction with an expander and then a saline implant.  I have been on Tamoxifen for 2 1/2 years.  I started going to
"Your Bosom Buddies II" in August 2000.  It was the absolute best thing I could have ever done for myself.  The support and knowledge I have obtained from the group was far beyond my expectations.  The friendships that have developed from this group are incredible.  I am so grateful to have all my Bosom Buddies in my life.  These  are bonds that will never by broken, these are my friends that listen with their hearts.  Anyone can contact me at msabberoad@aol.com

Hello, my name is Susie.  I discovered a lump in my right breast May of 1998 and after a whirlwind of doctor's appointments, I had a lumpectomy and was diagnosed with "Cancer".  I had a mastectomy with immediate recontruction.  I elected to have a trans-flap (AKA tummy tuck) to reconstruct my breast with my own tissue.  For the past 4+ years I have been on tamoxifen and for the past three years have been getting and giving support as part of
"Your Bosom Buddies II", a great support group.  If you need to talk, e-mail me at susieqmd410@aol.com...

Hello my name is Jacqueline.  In 1992, I married a wonderful man.  In 1993 we decided to get pregnant.  So I went for a routine and complete check up.  This included of course a mammagram.  The look on everyone's face was obvious, something was wrong.  The radiologist just said it could be and probably is calcification, but he wanted it taken out just the same.  Even the surgeon said it at the appointment that it's probably nothing.  Well it even shocked the surgeon when the biopsy came back positive.  So I had two lumpectomies.  Make sure for clean edges.  No treatment necessary I was told because I caught it early.  Have as many babies as you want.  So we did.  We then moved to Florida...
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Support is who we are.  Sharing and Caring is what we do best.  Contact Us!

We understand that when things are rough, you need someone to talk to, not just anyone, but someone who can identify with you and your circumstances.  The purpose of the "Your Bosom Buddies II" web site is to offer you all the information you so desperately need.  Anytime you need to scream, cry, or simply ask a question, we are here for you.  We care, we have been there and done that and would love to share it with you.  Click below, on any of the buddies whose situation best pertains to you and we promise to contact you within 24 hours or less, from the moment we receive your mail.
Friends are very special people who accept each other with an unconditional caring. They
Recognize each other's talents & faults & acknowledge them without judgment. They are
Incapable of turning away when times are tough, and life's problems seem hard to bear. Instead they,
Encourage each other so they can enjoy the good times & find strength to endure the bad times. They're
Never afraid to say what they feel and can be honest without causing hurt or pain.  They can
Depend on each other because they have the kind of trust that allows them to
Share  the best and worst of their lives with laughter and without fear.

Your are one of these special people,
and I'm glad your are my friend.

- Andrea L. Hines