When you have a chronic disease, like chronic breast cancer, you can often fall into a pattern of living your life in short segments of time.  The segments are defined by endpoints of another treatment, a diagnostic test or the anniversary of your diagnosis, your surgery, or some other significant medical event. It's hard not to live this way because unfortunately, in order to take proper care of yourself and your disease, there is always something else to do. Something else to anticipate.  Something else on the calendar. I won't say something else to look forward to, because while you ... Read Full Article