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    A Chance Encounter – chapter 29

    «No, of course not», Bette said as she took Tina’s hand in hers.

    They walked in silence and Tina led Bette to a small park near the hospital. The place was peaceful and quiet this time of the afternoon. Bette sat against a big oak tree and pulled Tina close to her.

    «I always feel so safe in your arms. All my worries seem to get pushed aside even if it is only for a little while», Tina murmured.

    «Good, because I’m not going anywhere», Bette replied.

    «I did a lot of thinking last night after you fell asleep and I decided I don’t want to feel sorry for myself anymore. There are a lot of breast cancer survivors out there and I intend to be one of them. I’m a strong woman and I’ll get through this so we can have a long happy life with lots of babies»

    Bette smiled through her tears. «That we will, sweetie, you can count on that»

    «We have to make a decision on what type of surgery I’ll have… Any thought?», Tina wanted to know.

    «We can talk about it, but ultimately, the decision is yours. It’s your body Tina…», Bette told her gently.

    «I know, I just want to make sure I make the right one». Tina pulled the booklet out of her purse and looked it over. She suddenly turned around to face Bette.

    «What if I chose the mastectomy ? Losing a breast would be a very traumatic experience and I’m not sure I want to deal with that, but at the same time, I would be certain that the cancer wouldn’t come back. What… what do you think?», Tina asked and Bette knew exactly what she was really asking without saying it clearly.

    «Baby, I love you and nothing will ever change that. If you want to go that route to have peace of mind, I’ll support you all the way. What’s important is how you feel, but remember that no matter what, you will always be the most beautiful woman in my eyes…»

    Tina gave her a loving look. «I don’t think anyone could ask for a better partner…», she admitted, gently stroking Bette’s hands.

    «Funny, I would say the same thing about you… We really are a perfect match!», Bette replied, laughing.

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    Comments

    1. That was a very iformational and loving chapter. I’ve been though that with my ex-wife and your information was very good and presented very thoughtfully and the love you, kindness and patience that you showed between the girls, the doctor and Kit was very well done. The emotion and their was spot on. Bette was so tender and gentle and that was what Tina needed at that moment. Well done.PPS

    2. That was a very touching and beautifully written chapter. I agree as some others have said that you did a good job with the treatment info. I actually found myself nodding in agreement with the doctor as he was telling them about the info on what would happen if she opted for the lumpectomy and then radiation. About 14 years ago I had to have radiation because I developed lip cancer and that is exactly what happens. I love that you have Tina being strong because that will make it easier for her and Bette to handle things. Milady, this is a great story and I still can’t thank you enough for taking on this subject.

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