Comments on: “Good Morning America” Video http://www.christina-applegate.org/2008/08/19/good-morning-america-video/ Thu, 18 Feb 2010 13:25:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Joe C. Smith http://www.christina-applegate.org/2008/08/19/good-morning-america-video/comment-page-1/#comment-1992 Joe C. Smith Fri, 20 Mar 2009 15:17:12 +0000 http://www.christina-applegate.org/?p=157#comment-1992 I would like to tell Christina that I think you are incredible. There are no words that will reduce the fear, anxiety and devastation of cancer. I love you and will always pray that your life is blessed. Do not fear but simply believe in God. It is the best insurance policy of all time. Someday, we shall all return to him and this test, we were given here on earth simply has to be passed. My family has been attacked by cancer. My grandmother, mother and my wife. All three are breast cancer survivors and are leading active lives now. You are and have always been a spiritual young lady, and I do believe that the good you have shown and done will not be forgotten by those who love and adore you. You will always be in my prayers and in my heart. God Bless You Always Christina. Love, Joe C. Smith 118 N. Court St., Hohenwald, TN 38462 I would like to tell Christina that I think you are incredible. There are no words that will reduce the fear,
anxiety and devastation of cancer. I love you and will always pray that your life is blessed. Do not fear but simply believe in God. It is the best insurance policy of all time. Someday, we shall all return to him
and this test, we were given here on earth simply has to be passed. My family has been attacked by
cancer. My grandmother, mother and my wife. All three are breast cancer survivors and are leading
active lives now. You are and have always been a spiritual young lady, and I do believe that the good
you have shown and done will not be forgotten by those who love and adore you. You will always
be in my prayers and in my heart. God Bless You Always Christina.
Love,
Joe C. Smith
118 N. Court St., Hohenwald, TN 38462

]]> By: Daniel Krause http://www.christina-applegate.org/2008/08/19/good-morning-america-video/comment-page-1/#comment-1605 Daniel Krause Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:07:32 +0000 http://www.christina-applegate.org/?p=157#comment-1605 sug's ... sitcom: Joan Jett =president + Christina Applegate = vice-president in similar venu to the Scrubs sitcom movie(s) ... PLEASE, PLEASE ... Married with Children MOVIES, in a similar venue to National Lampoon vacation movies. sug’s …

sitcom: Joan Jett =president + Christina Applegate = vice-president
in similar venu to the Scrubs sitcom

movie(s) … PLEASE, PLEASE … Married with Children MOVIES,
in a similar venue to National Lampoon vacation movies.

]]> By: Teri http://www.christina-applegate.org/2008/08/19/good-morning-america-video/comment-page-1/#comment-1568 Teri Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:56:46 +0000 http://www.christina-applegate.org/?p=157#comment-1568 I was just diagnosed with breast cancer in August. My mother is a 21 year survivor. I have not tested for the gene yet but I plan to since I have a daughter myself. Currently I am in the process of choosing a doctor/hospital to go to. It is very overwhelming. I plan to have a double mastsectomy as well, even though my cancer is only in one breast. I am 40 years old and I have been having mammograms since I was in my late 20's; however I found my mass. I have invasive lobular carcinoma and this type of cancer is "missed" in mammograms. After an MRI I now know that there are three tumors in the one breast. I am so glad that Christina came out with her information about how important MRI's are. If I knew that last year maybe this would have been caught earlier, because it was missed on the mammogram I had in December of 2007. I will have my surgery in September and I am praying for the same results that Chrstina got! I was just diagnosed with breast cancer in August. My mother is a 21 year survivor. I have not tested for the gene yet but I plan to since I have a daughter myself. Currently I am in the process of choosing a doctor/hospital to go to. It is very overwhelming. I plan to have a double mastsectomy as well, even though my cancer is only in one breast. I am 40 years old and I have been having mammograms since I was in my late 20’s; however I found my mass. I have invasive lobular carcinoma and this type of cancer is “missed” in mammograms. After an MRI I now know that there are three tumors in the one breast. I am so glad that Christina came out with her information about how important MRI’s are. If I knew that last year maybe this would have been caught earlier, because it was missed on the mammogram I had in December of 2007. I will have my surgery in September and I am praying for the same results that Chrstina got!

]]> By: Sandi http://www.christina-applegate.org/2008/08/19/good-morning-america-video/comment-page-1/#comment-1564 Sandi Wed, 20 Aug 2008 04:39:05 +0000 http://www.christina-applegate.org/?p=157#comment-1564 My prayers are with you Christina. You are indeed very brave. You will have te cutest boobs when you are 90. My heart goes out to you and all the cancer victims/survivors out there. May God go with you all! Many hugs!!1 My prayers are with you Christina. You are indeed very brave. You will have te cutest boobs when you are 90. My heart goes out to you and all the cancer victims/survivors out there. May God go with you all! Many hugs!!1

]]> By: M. Elaine Marsala http://www.christina-applegate.org/2008/08/19/good-morning-america-video/comment-page-1/#comment-1563 M. Elaine Marsala Wed, 20 Aug 2008 03:43:23 +0000 http://www.christina-applegate.org/?p=157#comment-1563 You go girl! My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer at 42 years of age. She had a bi-lateral mastectomy and had her lymph notes removed. She never has chemo ro radiation either. They just took wide margins. I am happy to say that she is 75 and is still cancer free. My mom also took the gene test, as did her sister who also had breast cancer later in life, and the good news is that neither has the gene. Even more good news in case you are contemplating a family someday. Like your mom, mine is a hero to me. Draw strength from your mom and the many who are supporting you. Here's to you and all of the other "gutzy gals" out there. You go girl! My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer at 42 years of age. She had a bi-lateral mastectomy and had her lymph notes removed. She never has chemo ro radiation either. They just took wide margins. I am happy to say that she is 75 and is still cancer free. My mom also took the gene test, as did her sister who also had breast cancer later in life, and the good news is that neither has the gene. Even more good news in case you are contemplating a family someday. Like your mom, mine is a hero to me. Draw strength from your mom and the many who are supporting you. Here’s to you and all of the other “gutzy gals” out there.

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