Today on the Primary Peritoneal Cancer Online Group (support group, gripe group, discussion group, info swap group-- etc...) there was a string of emails that MADE MY DAY.
Last night, someone posted an email to the discussion group about their mother's primary peritoneal cancer. Already, SIX people responded with details from their own experience. There are upwards of 30 members in the group (so far!)
When people come together, things happen!!
If by sharing your own story helps another person with their treatment journey, part of the Martha C Kinnecom Peritoneal Cancer Foundations' mission is fulfilled. I am so happy that this forum was established for so many reasons. It gives people an outlet, an outlook and a way to feel connected to others that are dealing with primary peritoneal cancer.
http://groups.google.com/group/primary-peritoneal-cancer?hl=en&pli=1
--katie
Last night, someone posted an email to the discussion group about their mother's primary peritoneal cancer. Already, SIX people responded with details from their own experience. There are upwards of 30 members in the group (so far!)
When people come together, things happen!!
If by sharing your own story helps another person with their treatment journey, part of the Martha C Kinnecom Peritoneal Cancer Foundations' mission is fulfilled. I am so happy that this forum was established for so many reasons. It gives people an outlet, an outlook and a way to feel connected to others that are dealing with primary peritoneal cancer.
http://groups.google.com/group/primary-peritoneal-cancer?hl=en&pli=1
--katie
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