CALLING ALL STAGE I SISTERS
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Hi Everyone - Made it back from our cruise and had a wonderful time. Way too much to catch up on and have a really busy week coming up. Back to reality now - laundry, bill paying and grocery shopping to do tomorrow. Then back to work on Tuesday.
Happy Easter
Missed everyone.
Love & Hugs
Jo
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Bren- I wish I had something to add for rads...but I don't other than to wish you an ease through it all...
WELCOME BACK JO!!!!!!!! we missed ya!
Samsue- at this moment I would like to kick hubby in his dear butt....:) it'll pass
Sandee- i am thinking it is good you live so far away as we would probably be raising all kinds of hell together....:) as for the presentation- finished the damn slides about an hour ago and I feel like the grinch who whacked the Easter Bunny!
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Annette- I thoroughly agree....your presentation will go great, I am certain. go eat a bunny ear or two. I left you part!
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jo1955
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deborye - Thanks! So glad to be back - missed everyone.
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Welcome home, jo.
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Meece - Thanks for the welcome back. Good to be home.
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Welcome home, Jo! We missed you!!!
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Thanks Valjean - I missed all the sisters too.
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Hello everyone. I am new to this site and i was just wondering if any of you are doing hereptin without chemo? I had a lumpectomy in June 2010, HDR brachytherapy in july and then started tamoxafin. I am also doing Herceptin treatments weekly. The herceptin is part of a research study my onc got me into for stage one patients. wondering if any of you are having trouble with the treatments.
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Cyndi - Welcome to the group. You have found a wonderful group of ladies. I can't help you on the herceptin issue but I am sure someone will chime in later with some words of wisdom.
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Cyndi welcome to the group, sorry I can't help you either but I am sure someone will come along.
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Cyndi - I was wondering when they would do a trial with Herceptin ALONE for early Stage BC. I was on a trial for the TCH with only four rounds of TC. Herceptin is really not a chemo but a targeted maintenance drug that only attaches to the HER2+ cells and shuts them down. The SE's are minimal (I had headache and slight body aches the day of) How exciting to have this opportunity, I would have loved to have had the option of forgoing chemo and not losing my hair but at the time it just was not available
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I'm not new to the site, but new to this thread. I think my stats speak for themselves, except to say my IDC was 3 mm in size. Done with treatments and surgeries! Almost 8 months out from dx and 12 weeks pfc; feeling really good except for a backache that is sometimes worse than others.
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Okay, the camera is finally unpacked. Guess I do clean up pretty good.
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JO...I loved the pix and glad you are back.
We missed you.
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cc4npg welcome to our group. Your avatar looks very familiar.
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Sheila - Glad to be back. The assistant head waiter in the dining room was from Turkey and I got to practice my Turkish. He was surprised when I spoke his language. Everyone on the ship is from somewhere other than the US.
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Cyndi.....Welcome.
I'm not sure about your question.
Did you have any chemo at all or they just want to do Herceptin.
I started Herceptin with my 4 rounds of Taxol and continued for 52 weeks.
Herceptin was approved for early stage women during my DX. I was one of the first patients to receive it in 2005.
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Jo...Neler konustunuz?
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Sheila - Guess what? I don't remember all the words - can't figure out what you are saying. It has been over 20 years since I was in Turkey.
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What did you talk about
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Great pic Jo!!! Always fun to see who you are talking too:) (though I do like your butterfly avatar too:)
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Sheila - Basically would greet him each time I saw him and would tell him how good the food was. We did not have that much time to talk.
Sandee - I like to see pictures of the gals too. I was going to use a photo for my avatar but you never know who is on here for sure. I was on Facebook for a short time but there is a person I am trying to avoid - don't want her to know my business. She has a very big mouth and talks about things she should not. Plus she is bad about not getting the story straight. So, I stick with the avatar. I can't imagine anyone going through and reading all the pages that are posted here.
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Great pic Jo!!! Nice to have you back.
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Jo - I remember you saying that! I agree with you...which is why mine is now a sunset. Perhaps when I do not feel so raw..or get through the first mammogram I won't feel this way but there you go....I seem to change how I feel on a daily basis. In any case, it was / is a great picture!
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Sandee - I haven't had my first mammo yet either - that happens June 3rd. Perhaps after that I will change the way I feel and not give a crap about what that person says or does and change my avatar. Seems we both feel the same way about this whole thing.
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I have to make an appt for bone Density Test.
Mammogram will be after June 8.
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Sheila - Had a bone density scan after surgery. First mammo is June 3rd, annual pap is June 8th, 4 month follow up with MO is June 20th. Guess June will be a busy month for appts.
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Have a bone density test on Thursday..............Cancelled a BS appt. today, it was the same time as Rads.........This is nuts
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