Starting Chemo October 2009
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Congratulations on the Wedding Plans! I have always told my husband that NEXT time I get married, I will do small and intimate.
Even without chemo and SEs, large weddings are very stressful!
About the hair loss, mine never totally went away. I cut it close and then let what wanted to fall out do so. I have the hair of a six month old baby. I guess everyone is different!
Onty, I think once you have BC you are high risk. And I think people will be able to get mamms if there is a reason, but I think a lot of us are guessing that it is going to be harder to get insurance to cover them with the recommendation. Then there's the probability that many poor women who don't think they have anything to worry about will find out very late that they do. I would have been one...I would have been thrilled if they told me I didn't have to mess with mammograms until I was 50.
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txstardust, congrats on the wedding plans! I love the idea of having a small ceremony...so much less to worry about, then it's more about the two of you. I'm sending you good weather vibes!
Meredith
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txstardust, congratulations on your marriage. I hope the weather and your feeling good holds out for you to have a wonderful day. I am really happy for you.
I had my tx on Friday and am still feeling well. I have hardly had any ses this time. Now if I get up and do much, which isn't often, then I am really tired, but so far so good with all the rest.
Juannelle
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Shelby, That is GREAT news...Congratulations..how exciting. MY husband has been to the riverwalk and said it is beautiful. Wow that is going to happen fast..best of luck planning, I hope you have some help with that.
It makes me sick to think that ladies will have to wait longer to have mammograms. I think it should start at age 35. I went for a mammogram of my righty and they found the lump in lefty..go figure.
Michele
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Jaclyn, I checked out the interview on line..You look so different with long hair...under your beautiful long hair is the same beautiful face...how did you come about to do the interview?
Ladies, I have decided waxing can wait...let nature take its course...Although it sucks to have to shave my legs.
Michele
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Thanks for the kind words Michele. I actually was asked to do an on air - but I am really knocked back from last Friday's final dAC. Yikes! This fatigue is horrific. Of course being nervous about the lump in the other breast is upsetting too and probably doesn't help with the whole positive mental image thingy.
I received a kind email from the producer of the gma/abc stories who gave me the links-
here are the links:
I was included on their website:
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/OnCallPlusBreastCancerNews/slideshow?id=9099350
If you scroll over the photos you will see two photos and my quote. Also, the story appeared on the GMA segment on air this morning and my photo was chosen of only one of four nationwide...
As Michele found, apparently you can see the online segment on line - Here is the link from this morning's GMA show:
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/HealthyLiving/experts-debate-breast-cancer-screenings/story?id=9101256
Just click on the video link, it is about 1 minute into it that you will see the collage..
This is such a BAD recommendation! Please, please, please voice your opinion and share with your friends and associates that breast cancer is the number 1 killer (cancer) of women under age 50. No matter what your politics, this is about saving lives and also maintaining productivity and quality of life! I have written my reps here in Florida and in Washington, D.C.
Also CONGRATS! to txstardust on the upcoming nuptials! Having been a long time married lady - I can definitely say that it is the best life! You must really have a special guy who is not only standing by you throughout all this bc bs, burt is also wanting to celebrate with you NOW as I am sure you that are even even more of an extraordinary woman than you were before the dx.
I am going to try to catch some zzzz's now...
love and peace,
Jaclyn
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Oh yeah, I am so happy they sought to put a middle aged bald lady's photo on the site. While it is admirable that the Sheryl Crows and Christina Applegates are so often the "faces of breast cancer" - the actual time of treatment for bc is not so pretty (despite my being dressed in pink).
My husband calls me his "lil' pumpkinhead" as it is the time of the year..
Jaclyn
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Hi Meredith, I just checked out your blog! I have one too...tried to comment on yours, but couldn't for some reason(maybe i am not thinking clearly due to poison being injected into my arm every 2 weeks). I started my chemo Nov. 11 and have pretty much gone through all the same stuff as you. I came across this thread, as i didn't feel like starting a november chemo one and figured i was close enough to all of you gals! I am 31 and have 2 young children. I really enjoyed your blog entry on what not to say to someone with cancer....my husband and i were thinking of writing a book for that! If you ever wanna chat, you can email me shannyshields@hotmail.com or check out my blog shannonshields.wordpress.com sincerely, shannon
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Hi Shannon, thanks for checking out the blog! I just trotted over to yours and love all the pics...your kids are just adorable! Sometimes when I'm having a pity party (ok, those happen pretty often), I remember that at least I can sit and hope and recuperate quietly...I can't imagine running around with young kids! Makes me tired just to think about it!
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Hi All!
Congrats Shelby on your upcoming wedding! I too had a small wedding - we eloped while on vacation in Maui. I mean really small as it was just us, our 2 good friends on vacation with us and the lady that married us - "Rev Bev" aka Reverend Beverly Powers (retired actress who starred in several Elvis Pressley movies). We had a fantastic time!
Oh and I want to make it clear to everyone and anyone who might be going this route that my PICC line trouble is just with an allergic reaction to the dressings and not the actual PICC line. It is still viable and I will do whatever I can to keep this in - it makes the infusions so much easier and faster. I've got an appt tomorrow for another dressing change and I'm hoping with constant and vigilant care I'll get the blistering under control/elimated and the rest of my chemo time will pass uneventfully.
I have seen a few chemo patients blow out veins while infusing and after my first TX Epirubicn flare with residual vein damage I do NOT want to go back to an iv into a vein!
Jaclyn you look fabulous with your little pumpkin head (men!) and I'm with you on the new 50+ for mammogram change. I just can't believe it and don't understand why the change?
I started having mammograms at 40 because I'm a lumpy breasted girl and sure enough a mammoram picked up microcalcifications on my right breast in 2005 3 years after I started having them. I found the lump on my left through self exam (the side that was removed) but it was confirmed by mammogram and if not for the mammogram I would have been happy to believe it was just normal breast tissue as my GP told me it was. I'm 47 now and if I had to wait until I was 50 I would be in worse shape than I am now - who knows what my prognosis would have been!
I'm on Day #2 post TX#3 and so far so good - headache is being kept at bay with Extra Strength Tylenol. I did that the last time for 2 days and it seemed to work at avoiding the nausea and vomitting.
I'm a bit tired today with deep under eye circles but I just need to force myself to rest more - hard to do with 2 active teens in the house. A new sport is starting up for DS (basketball) as well as soccer on the go until March (in BC we play soccer through the winter) and my DD is still busy with volleybal having won the North Shore Championship and made it into the Lower Mainland playoffs with upcoming Provincials.
I'm lucky that I have good friends and neighbours as well supportive family that help pitch in with carpooling and feeding the kids when needed.
Speaking of Christmas have any of you started your Christmas shopping? I'm usually done by September but this year with everything going on I've only bought a few things. I'm not stressed though and will get to some online shopping in the next week or so.
Time is speeding by fast though don't you think? I can't believe it's mid November and I'm 1/2 done my chemo!
Well I'm off to drive DD to yet another volleyball practice!
Have a great night everyone!
Marie
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Stardust congratulations. That is great news. I am sure you will feel great.
Marie K thanks for the site on eyebrows. I checked it out and might give it a try.
One more day of work before chemo #2. I am not looking forward to it since I have been feeling so good all week.Well I did take off Thurs, Fri,Mon and Tues. and then we are off from school for the Thanksgiving holiday. That takes off some stress and I am looking forward to seeing my childhood buddies.
Hope everyone is not having too many SE's Have a nice evening.
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Marie, I have started my xmas shopping and have quite a bit done. i have to mail a few so I wanted to get them out of the way...each day I feel well, i go out an get a gift or two...That way I know I won't have to wait until I have no energy, no money and no time...I think of it as my form of exercise...walking the mall. reaching for had sanitizer, pushing others out of way to get that last good deal, hand sensitizing, reaching for debit card, sanitizing after touching debit machine..it is all exercise. I really do sanitize like that, no joking. I carry wipes in my purse and clean everything before I touch it...I had a guy at walmart tell me I didn't need to use my wipe to touch the buttons on the self checkout, because he cleaned it several times a day. I told him I was going through chemo and that shut him up. Yes I am that anal.
well enough about me...hope all is well with you ladies..
Michele
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Hello to all; I have just caught up on pages and pages...wow. I am afraid that I find it harder to spend the time on the computer but I thank you all for such wonderful advice. I sure hope you don't mind that I pop in every now and then. I have been sick these past few days with a fever and cold so they have postponed my next tx (which was due on Thursday and is the first of taxotere) however I am now finished with my 3rd round of FEC so Mary please give me another happy face.
Debbid...you have done 2 rounds of taxol...I hear taxotere is pretty similiar....any advice?
MarieK-I am in the same circumstances as you regarding radiation and recon. and have heard the same thing....an implant is not recommended. I would love to know when you hear anything else from your PS. My rad onco said most PS will not do implants if you have a mastectomy and radiation but flaps are still an option. I am not interested in having a big long scar so an implant is the only thing that interests me. Guess I may not have a choice.
Does someone mind explaining.....black nail polish.... how does that help with losing nails?
I have acupuncture and it definitely helps with the nausea. not sure if it helps with other things but it certainly does not hurt to have it done.
I feel so washed out and drained for about 10 days after tx. I am so envious of all of you that maintain such active lifestyles during all this. I walk every day but literally have to drag myself out the door those first few days. I find the hardest thing is the mental exhaustion and keeping my spirits up. Reading all your notes helps so much but man oh man...it is hard!
You are all so brave and strong! From bald heads to hot wigs...you are all doing so well. I personally have embraced the bald look.....my head is so small it seems to get lost in the scarves....but not looking forward to losing the eyebrows, which they say will happen since I am starting taxotere.
Good luck to all receiving tx this week.
Cheers, Marilou (budoml)
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Hi girls, I am still recovering from my infections last week. I do feel better and will go ahead with port placement and 2nd tx tomorrow. Here we go again...I hope it is a less eventful 3 weeks.
MaryNy, my hair started falling out last Tuesday. It was almost gone by Sunday (it was pitifully thin) I had my DH buzz it.
-did I read someone has glue for wigs?? my wig feels like it will pop off as I walk around.
Jaclyn I have been watching the news show closely on this new mammo recommendation. (your picture looked very nice on GMC). I can't believe they are willing to let our daughters, sisters and friends take such a risk.. I do not want to see someone facing stage 3 or 4 because they waited until 50!!!
Meridith -- you look so cute in your fancelux. I got my scarf a few days ago. It is so pretty. I took a picture with it on and tried to post it, I will try again (this technical stuff seems to challenge me lately)
Marie I am glad your picc worked. I am getting a port tomorrow. The veins in my arm are done..when I was in the hospital the next option was my foot,,,,,yuk ! I know what you mean about the active teenager. I have a 17 year old son who is getting ready to try out for varsity hockey. I am looking forward to the games this winter. Parents have reached out to me and been so kind.
txstardust - congratulations....hope your day is absolutely beautiful....you both deserve it
Valerie- hope you are enjoying your brother's company
---to all - hope side effects are minimun, fatigue lessens and eyelashes and eyebrows stay put for a while longer.
Jean
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Budoml, hang in there. It is a tough road, but you are almost there...There are no rules stating you have to walk every day...just try your best, do only what you can. I have seen me go for a walk and only go around the block...I am pretty sure I was actually walking backwards...just grab a good book and take it easy. Don' t forget we are here for you when you need a shoulder to cry on or a good laugh.
Michele
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HI ITS ME JO JO JUST
Ive had a hard 5 days from my TX soo tired i Carnot seem to get out of the house , and my brain has decided to do a runner on me ,i Carnot find it at all ,its really bad . .The nulasta shot that they gave me has made my legs feel like jelly and the top half feels like Ive been bashed up not a lot of pain just really sore to touch
BUDOMI
Your doing fec as well and I'm feeling the same as you ,also a bit depressed I'm wiped out for around 10 days as well then had a few normal days in between untill the next time around .Is it just a fec thing or a chemo thing ,i REALLY hate going through this ,I'm seeing my onco this Friday he may change a few things for me at the moment i want to scratch his eyes out for putting me on this thing
I'M Glad for some of you ladies that arnt having bad SEs you are very lucky and for the ladies who are having bad ones I'm so sorry i know what its like ,its the worse thing Ive been through and believe me Ive had my fair share .
SHELDY
Thats great news i cried when i read your news (I'm very emotionally charged at the moment )
EMBRACE YOUR BEAUTIFUL DAY
May it be the most perfect day of your life
AND you'll be having more than 20 guests there ---------we will all be there as well !!!!!!
well ill go now it has taken me about 30 Min's to write this much .,and ill come back when i find my brain
Love to you all
JO JO JUST
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JoJo I'm sorry to read that you are having a hard time with the FEC. I'm on it too but not suffering so much - I wonder why?
I'm having the Neupogen (not the 1 shot Neulasta) days 3-10 and at the end I get a bit of bone pain (lower back mostly like PMS) but nothing otherwise.
I did have rough go of it with the first treatment problem veins (reactioin to the red devil Epirubicin) and lots of vomitting and nausea but with TX #2 on I have been taking Tylenol with the my Cytoxan infusion. It's the one that hurts your face (I mean your sinuses) and causes the migraine.
Last time I had fatigue near the end of my 3 rd week but I took it easy and made sure I took my supplements at the same time every day.
I hope you get it sorted out with your onc - maybe talk about what supplements you could be taken to help with your energy level?
Hugs to you!
And to everyone else who's up this late - Go to BED!
Marie
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Oh my gosh...my Mom has her third chemo tomorrow and I forgot to remind her to take the Decadron! I haven't been on the site since her last treatment. It's just so hard to keep up on everything, I don't know how everyone does it. She said she was feeling really dizzy today and she seemed a little grouchy. She has been getting a little grouchy lately. I guess she is just tired of not feeling like herself. I wonder if I should have the Dr. give her another heart exam since she has had weekly herceptin treatments since the beginning of October now. Has anyone else been taking Herceptin?
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Hi Gals!
Lots of running around today to get ready for tx #3 tomorrow (after that, I'm half way DONE!!)! I had lunch with some old friends whom I haven't seen in years, followed by a little Nordstrom therapy. I got caught up on the birthday presents that I forgot to give for the past few months! Dinner with the kids, a little Farmville (haha), laying in bed watching TV, and here we are! 230 in the morning and I am riding the steroid high. I think I will pay bills and then try to lay down again. I have to drive DD to school at 730 and then be at my PS at 845 for fills. Then 1045 with my Onc. We will AGAIN discuss Zometa (this time I'm bringing copies of reports).
I still have so much to do. DH is in Dubai for work and won't be home til Saturday. Daughter is in a dance competition Friday and Saturday. Friend's wedding Saturday night (I'm going to risk it, she is just too dear to me, and I have had really good results from Neulasta). AND I still have to get ready for Thanksgiving. We are going to the dunes, so I have to get supplies and pack up motorhome. DH will be responsible for loading the equipment - hopefully - he usually manages to get out of any real family work!! But since he does work very hard at his job, I MAY cut him some slack.
I would like to get my Christmas supplies out of the storage room. Thought being that since I am not doing Thanksgiving at the house, I can start Christmas set up. But that may just be steroid crazy talk. We'll see how it goes.
Shelby - Congratulations on your wedding date! Jo Jo is right. We will all be with you in spirit!!
Good luck to all this week with treatments and side effects. We will get through this!
Love to All -
Laura
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LAURA
Where do you get your energy FROM ????????? Ah maybe I'm missing something ? MaaaayBeeee ill smuggle in some steroids .
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MICHELLE
The scarf that your wearing in the picture is so nice it looks lovely on you were did you get it cause i want one .
JOJO
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JoJo, so sorry you're having a hard time. I know what you mean about the brain non-functioning. And the extreme fatigue is debilitating. I'm wiped for about 2 weeks, then have one "good" week before the next treatment.
Marie and Laura, don't you sometimes feel like a kids' taxi service? I've got two active teenagers, one who is FINALLY finished with volleyball (is it bad that I'm glad I don't have to drive her from practice every day?) and the other that is in the marching band, whose practices are at 6:45 AM - ugh - at least they only have practice twice a week now instead of every day. But I'm glad they are enjoying life and staying active.
Michele, love the way you shut that guy up at the store! And I'm jealous that you are so far along on your Christmas shopping! This time of year is busy for gift-giving for me - one DD's b-day is Dec. 8, the other's is Jan. 18, then of course Christmas. I've already taken care of the first kid's b-day, but have not bought ONE christmas present! Maybe I should work on that this week, while I finally have a little energy.
Shannon, if you're interested, there is a thread out there with November chemo ladies (I don't know how to post the link to it, but if you do a search for November chemo I'm sure you can find it). Of course, you are welcome to hang out with us!
EVERYONE - Keep fighting the good fight! We're going to make it through all of this, and be stronger because of it! I'm trying to work on the positivity, but I'm not always successful. Some days, I hate life, but then I look at my kids and my fiance and know I've got to keep on going.
Thanks for all the good wishes! I'm very excited. Not much planning to do - don't need to worry about music or flowers (they aren't allowed on the island, part of the reason I chose it!). Decorations will be the Christmas lights along the river; it's really beautiful this time of year! A friend's hubby is a photographer and will be taking pics, and we've set up a late lunch for the reception close to the wedding spot on the river. I'm going for simple here! The only thing I'm worried about is trying to figure out what to do with my head (I'd say hair, but I don't have any, LOL).
Peace...
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txstardust, I know your wedding will be beautiful. We love to go to San Antonio and walk on the river. It is so peaceful there. We will all be right there with you, so you had better save us a piece of cake.
Juannelle
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TxStardust, maybe you can do a basic headcover in white, then use a really pretty scarf to make a band and tie around it? They did some of those in my LGFB class. You could do a bow or rosette with the band at your neck. I wish my LGFB teacher were closer to you...she had so many good ideas!
Laura, hope your next TX goes well.
It sounds like so many of us are lucky to have plenty of people around us who need us and are helping us keep our lives normal. I really think it's good for us, until it keeps us from getting rest.
We aren't traveling for the holidays. I'll have another weekly Tx next week on Monday, and Thursday will have dinner with friends. I am cooking a few things to bring, but thankfully NOT the whole meal.
Mechelle, I am going to do some Christmas shopping today as well. I've already set an extra thing of hand sanitizer aside to bring in case my first one runs out mid trip!
Budomi, sorry the drugs drain you so much. Just listen to your body. What I think I remember reading about the black nail polish is that there is some relationship between the taxol and sunlight that causes lack of nails, and black polish blocks that. I haven't had the nail issue, but I remember wondering if a great really dark red would block enough and look better for the holidays. Oh well!
Hang in there ladies!
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JOJO, I got my scarf in teh mastectomy shop here. They have a website www.designwraps.com the picture does not do it justice...it it made of a stretchy fabric, jursey, i think. mine was $25 but they are more on line..perhaps cheaper in the states.
Shelby, I think a nice white scarf with some small crystal stones would be nice, or white scarf with a flower at the side, either white or colored..
All you American ladies, When is Thanksgiving? I know it is coming soon. We lived in Colorado for four years. I new nothing of Black Friday until my first year...Wow what a day. I only took part my second year...The deals were to good to stay in bed. What an idea...traffic jams at 5am, and back home from a day of shopping by 10am..
Good day to all.
Michele
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MICHELLE
Thanks for your note , I'm glad its not just me ,i thought i was dying ,lol ,but i HATE to think that others are feeling the same cause its horrible thing to go through .
I looked at that site and have order my self a wrap, its the one i think like yours a big diamante butterfly on it its lovely it was $29 shipping ? thanks heaps I'm excited
Today I'm feeling a lot better ,it seems to lift of boy I'm SUCH a sookie ,i feel like that koala bear that was burnt in the bush fires over here around 6 mths ago
JOJO
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Today starts my pre-chemo steroids and I feel most excellent. I asked my doctor today if I could take them daily thoughout chemo
but he just laughed and said no...no. Hmmm, maybe I can bribe him and the nurses with bagels tomorrow. Think that will work?
Chemo #3 is tomorrow and then I'll be halfway done.
Hugs to everyone fighting through the chemo side effects and bad reactions. It really really sucks but at least we have a chance to beat this thing!
GO TEAM CHEMO! (I don't usually type in all-caps. That's the steroids talkin'...er, yelling)
E
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Enjoyful good luck tomorrow. I am going for chemo #2 tomorrow. Wishing little SE's. Feeling good tonight so I will enjoy one more day without SE's.
JoJo hope you get some energy. Sending some of my mine your way.
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Enjoyful, good luck tomorrow.
This treatment cycle has been much more difficult on me than the previous one, mostly because of bowel issues. I've had terrible constipation, along with rectal bleeding because of straining. I know, TMI. I wish the doc or nurse gave more information on how to avoid this. Telling me to eat more fiber is useless when for the first four or five days I didn't want to eat anything.
On top of this, the onc wants me to go for a colonoscopy, which I've scheduled for two weeks from now, to it would be nine days after my next treatment. I feel like cancelling as I think it will be too gruelling on my body to go through the prep if I'm feeling as I am now.
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HI ALL
Hope everyone who is going for their spacial juice will have absolutely NO SEs
I'm feeling pretty darn good today ,so Ive dressed up and i look really hot and DH is taking me grocery shopping and maybe if I'm extra hot i might score myself some lunch on the beach
extra hugs to all I'm feeling the love today.
JO JO
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