CALLING ALL STAGE I SISTERS
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Like Sherry, we had not had rain since Sept 2010. What does an umbrella look like? I'll have to look around and see if I can find one. Will be there no matter what - maybe someone has a big enough umbrella they wouldn't mind sharing?
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OK I supply the umbrellas. It's only 10 minutes walk.
Michelle your pictures LOL LOL
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Oh my, blessings abound!!
Sheila & Jo ~ The best, the best, the best news!
I'll be with you tomorrow, Sheila. I'm on my way now as a matter of fact. I'll drive through the night. It's raining cats & dogs here, AGAIN, so I already have my umbrella. See ya soon!
I'll keep checking in here on & off for your good news.
{{hugs}}
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I'lle with you too Sheila.
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Wow! Glad this week has been filled with good news! Yaaaaayyyy, Ladies. Hugs for everybody!!!!
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Great news Jo. I'll be there, Sheila.
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Sheila, Save an umbrella for me - I am on the way.
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Am I too late? can I squeeze in a pocket? Keeping you in my thoughts and praers oday.
After 106 yesterday, I could use some rain to rehydrate.
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Sheila it rained last night and was still raining this morning. So I found my unbrella (LOL), was covered with dust but I'm here. And I am so thankful for the rain we got here in South Texas. It was very much needed. Hope it rains all day.
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Good Morning.
It's not raining here yet. But definitely it is an umbrella day.
I was thinking if I started to talk to the pocket during Mammo if they will lock me up
See you all later.
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Hi Ladies, I haven't kept up with all you sisters- and too many pages to read - but I wanted to say hi.. We finally got Summer here in Oregon - we skipped spring - its going to be 96 today and I'm 15/28 in my radiation treatment...Down to a lose tank top and blouse when I'm out... I started feeling the bad skin burn yesterday... I think the next 2.5 weeks is not going to be very fun for me... BUT God is holding my hand walking next to me and blowing on my radburn
.... I guess all of us have to remember One step and One day at a time....
Sheila: I hear you have great news?? Haven't caught up yet but congratulations! I get so behind on these boards-- sorry about that!!!
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gmafoley good luck with the rest of your rads. keep creaming the skin
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I'm back from Mammogram and I was talking to all of you who were kind enough to jump in my pocket. You had extra room because they gave me a big woman robe to wear the other ones were dirty.
Birad 2. More happy news will follow later.
Thank you All.♥
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Yay Shelia! Love hearing good news!
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Yea Sheila we love hearing good news around here. so I'll jump on out now, hope I don't step on anyone.
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Sheila - Okay! I will get out of your pocket now. Great news!!!
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OK Jo more happy dance......
I did something very good to myself today.
You all know I was feeling so depressed the last few weeks. I didn't even want to go to Hawaii but I'm improving and I promised myself that if I got good test results from Oncologist and today's Mammogram...I was gonna rush home get on the computer and book my Hawaii vacation.
AND I DID
All good things are happening this week.
Leaving August 11 for 3 weeks and i better stay healthy.....
I'm going to Hawaii.
Next Friday DD is coming home for 2 weeks she misses NY.
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OH one more thing...i was telling the friendly Technician about my plans. When she finished she said wait for me here. About 20 minutes later she comes back with the DR. My heart dropped all the time the technician used to give me the results.
DR comes in and she is telling me guess what you are going to Hawaii.
Isn't that nice of her? I hugged her and got little mushy and I was thinking of you in my pocket I gave her a longest hug twice.
Thank You for all your support Sisters♥
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Sheila - I am so jealous - I have never been to Hawaii. DH has no interest in going. Here is a happy dance for you.
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Jo...If my daughter wasnt there I couldnt effort to go or even think to go that far.
We used to go to Punta Cana for 1 week All Inclusive.
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Happy, happy for you Tink!
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gosh i missed sooo much good news....congrats everyone!!!!!!! i too had good news.i thought my colitis came back but Dr thinks its all my nerves.put me on some over the counter meds and have to call in 2 weeks.if that dont work he will check my diverticular disease.colonoscopy.ugh.
gotta go off this crazy diet i put myself on.no beef,dairy,salt or sugar.i lost another lb.he wants me to forget all this stuff for now.my cancer is in remission,my blood work is perfect soooo im gonna have a steak with desert.still no dairy and hardly any salt but i need to gain at least 3-5 lbs in 2 weeks.help!!!!!!!!!!!
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granny...How about cake, chocolate?
Strict Diet puts stress on you. Im shipping you 5lbs overnight shipping.
HUGS
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((((((((((((((Sheila)))))))))))))))) thanks i love love love chocolate....come over and share it with me.in fact everyone is invited.....we need a party...
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Granny I love parties... and Sheila - congrats on a good report!!! That will be me next year
I'm getting a little concerned as my time for AIs gets closer --- Has ANYONE had an ok time with the stuff... or are the SEs inclusive for everyone.... I don't know if I could give up my life for 5 years just for the chance that the cancer might not come back... I'm scared...
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Gma.......I was on Femara for 5 years from March 2006-2011.
First few months occasional hot flash other than that I had absolutely no SE.
I wish the same for you.
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Sheila good for you going to Hawaii. I have been there once and it is heaven. Wonderful weather all the time. We went to Kaui great little island.
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Hi Everyone. I am so glad I have you group of ladies to get things off my chest. Seems like there has been plenty of good news. CONGRATS. I have to play catch up on all the postings. Wish I could go to Hawaii (LOL).
Anyway, I saw the Oncologist and she was quite thorough in explaining my options.
I have to decide whether to go with mild chemo- regimen - that is CMF or cytoxan, mexate and Fluorouracil, aka Adrucil) or Moderate (TC or Taxol and Cytoxan).
I did not know the decision would be up to me. The SEs for the moderate are brutal but I know each woman responds differently. My tumor falls in the moderately agressive category and with an Oncotype of 26 I am really torn as to whether to do moderate and then switch to mild or vice versa.
Anyone with similar treatment regimen. Would love to hear your personal experience with these drugs. Frankly I do not mind losing all my hair but the risk of infection with the moderate regimen has to be considered. I have fairly young children and know they come home with stuff all the time. Sounds like I will need to live in a bubble. HELP!!!!
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Gma, check out the Femara thread. I've been on Femara for 2 mos. and have had awful side effects. Waiting to hear from the onc. and hoping he takes me off it and puts me on something else.
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Sheila, Im not jumping out of your pocket until September...
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