CALLING ALL STAGE I SISTERS
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grannyD ~ Yay! You finished Rads!! You did it! I knew you could do it, you are very strong & determined. ((gentle hug)) ♥
Hi Rae ~ Hope you are doing well. ((hugs)) -
yeah GrannyD-that is good news-
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I did it! All done! Time to celebrate. . .
Teklya
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Yay Teklya!
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{{{TEK}}}} You did it!
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Teklya - Congrats on finishing rads!
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Congratulations Teklya.
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party....yay.its nice to see the finish line with a sista running right behind you...yay Teklya.did you see me wavin to you???????
thanks sistas/friends for all the kind words and holding of my hand throughout this rough road.Im just soooo glad its all behind me.....WE ARE GONNA BEAT THIS MONSTER.YES WE ARE.
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Congrats Teklya!!!! Woohoo!
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Congratulations to all the sisters who have finished RADS:
I just jumped on this forum and I did not know anything about possible lung problems with rads.
I already have ET, PCV, LE (possible), with the good arm pretty useless), 2 stokes etc. Now I have to think about lungs, AHHHHHHHHHHH!
My primary doctor is Indian, pretty nice guy and he talks to me, however, he chose my BS who is a gastroenterolgist and Polish, who I am now pissed off at (after the study about taking more than 1 or 2 nodes only) for taking 21 nodes (clear) and left it to my husband to tell me I had BC. My MO is Vietnamese, who I have been seeing for 6 years (every 3 months), very nice guy but I have a hard job understanding him and he forgot to tell me that my PCV had now turned into ET 4 years previously. My RO is Indian, smiles alot and tells me rads are a walk in the park, ha ha! Are there no American doctors anymore? I was also a foreigner before citizenship so I don't have a thing about foreign doctors
Sorry about all the B------g. Apart from that, I felt pretty good today.
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lestwin - My BS, RO and GP are from Mexico, my gyn is from Puerto Rico, my MO is from Lebanon. I think the lung specialist I am going to see next week is American. You right, what has happened to all our American doctors? With the exception of my RO (moron) all my doctors are really nice.
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As long as i can understand them i dont care the origin of their country.
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When I started my rads it was at a brand new place, well the buildings were not brand new but the facility just open up a few months B4 I started my tx. They had 3 & 4D CT scans and state of the art machines. I had my rads on the left side and was told the SE are rare because the equipment is so precise. It will be 4 years since my rad treatment. Have not noticed any SE. The only SE I have is the joint and muscle pain from Arimidex. I see my onc every 4 to 6 months and BS once a year right after my mam. In November I had some BW and one of the TM tests came back abnormal so in March I will repeat the BW with a few others added, she said not to worry. RIGHT
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Sheila - You make me laugh!
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i am in a crappy mood and want to wake up from all of this and find out it was just a bad dream...waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah...ok...enough of that:) see ya tomorrow gonna go take a tub and float these TEs
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Teklyn ~ Congrats on finishing Rads! I remember the feeling well.
annette ~ Enjoy your bath, hope tomorrow is a better day for you. ♥
lestwin ~ Welcome sister/friend! -
Congrats Teklyn! Hope it made your day as it did mine! Woo-hoo!
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annettek - Hope you enjoyed the tub and today is a better day for you.
(((HUGS)))
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oakley..Did you watch AI tonight?
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yup, it depends on the size, AND the er+ or - i had chemo cause er+ and a very aggressive cancer. damn thing kept growing so fast, they wouldn't consider chemo to shrink it first. i was ok, cause i wanted the girls gone.. they were tryin to KILL me!!
wanted to tell everyone here; im dancin with NED, i know , ive put it on every thread, practically, but i so appreciate the love and prayers from all of you... the BEAST didn't get a bite, this time. Now, 2 - 3 drs. will figure out what the rib pain is about. LE, or MS are the likelys. im going to both, so its' all good! thanks again ladies!
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{{{{{{{3JAYS}}}}}}}
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Yay for you 3jays!
Annettek - hope you are feeling better today.
Sheila - I didn't watch Wed or last night - but I taped them and am going to watch sometime later - I'm so excited to watch. Was it a good one? I think next week starts Hollywood week?? That's when it gets really good for me!
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I was dx on 1/4/11 with IDC 8mm, grade 2/3, ER+/PR+,Her-, and found out I was BRCA1+. I knew at biopsy I had cancer by the look on the radiologist face. I decided on BMX right then and there. When I went to see the onc, he thought he would be doing a lumpectomy on me (since the cancer was so small) and was surprised when I told him I wanted a BMX. After we got the BRCA report, he told me he was glad I had made the decision to do a BMX. I am now 11 days out from BMX with sentinel node biopsy. Dr called and told me all cancer was removed and nodes were clear - no further treatment required. Really? I am in disbelief that there will not be further treatment (other than removing my ovaries) as I am scared the cancer will pop up in other parts of my body. The doctor told me the actual tumor size that they removed was 1.2cm. I was so excited that I would not need further treatment that I forgot to ask what stage I was in. I will ask for a report when I see him in two weeks - in the meantime, would I be considered stage 1 or 2?
Thanks!
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As I understand it, 1.2 cm with clean nodes is stage 1. The stage info will be important. I understand why you don't need rads after BMX. Did you have an oncotype? Perhaps it is very low and that is why he is saying no further treatment needed.
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Raincitygirl, thanks for your response. The oncotype will be on my list of questions to him.
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3 jays....im sooo glad you are dancin with NED>>>>>keep dancin.im dancin with you.
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Hi slinky. you are definitely Stage I.
(((3jay))) (((granny)))
Hugs to all of you.
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3Jays: Woohoo!!!!
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