5-Year CancerFREEversary!! Happy Days!!!
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Hi Everyone,
I went for my 5-year mammogram yesterday and got the all clear!!! I am celebrating my 5-year cancerFREEversay - woo-hoo!! My kids and I were so happy yesterday celebrating - great way to start off March 2010!!! My friends at work took me out to lunch to celebrate.
I feel blessed and wanted to share the good news so maybe others will have hope too!
Take care!!!!
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Gorilla that is so awesome!!!!!!! I want to be where you are one day. Yes, your post has really given me encouragement. Thank you so much for posting.
Anita
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Thanks so much for the encouragement, Gorilla! You deserve to celebrate BIG TIME! I'm hoping to join the celebration in four years. Woo hoo!
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Gorilla, such a good news. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Im on my way to 5 years too.
Sheila
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Best news I have heard today! I am absolutely thrilled for you - and I sincerely mean that. You are an inspiration to all of us. Keep on doing what your doing!!
Linda
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Hi Gorilla
Happy for your good news.
Congrats!
Cheers!
LL12
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That is AWESOME!!!!!!! I too hope to be there someday. Thank you so much for posting.....
May God Bless Us All
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Congrats!! The YSC BC conference trip negative doc said if ya hit 5 years you are pretty much HOME FREE!!! (Except for the unexpected...HAHA...I guess that was the blanket Cover your ass doctor statement!)
YEA YEA YEA for you!!!
XO,
Regina
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Yay! And according to some research I have done..MOST reocurrences occur within 2 years of diagnosis....I think Hair Spray mom...that you should be chillin' a bit...You are almost 3 years out.....good for you!
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Love to see posts like this!!!!!
I can't wait for my five year celebration!!!!
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Congrats and wahoooo!!!!!! I look forward to my 5th!
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Awesome news. Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Congratulations that's great. I'm past my first year mark now. I am so excited about spring and summer getting here this year. No chemo or radiation to keep me from spring and summer fun. It's great to be alive and feeling good.
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Congratulations! What a great gift to share with us, family and friends!
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I CANNOT BE MORE THRILLED FOR YOU AND FOR THE REST OF US STILL IN OUR FIRST FIVE YEARS! CONGRATULATIONS-YIPEE-YIPEE! YOU HAVE GIVEN ME HOPE. SV
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Congrats Gorilla! I am right behind you next month(fingers crossed)!!! Wooooohooooo!!!
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Yay Nordy! I love those TWO LARGE POSITIVE NODES are now just nice little negative nodes..there is hope here girls...hang in there.
I'm one year out and experiencing the "one year out" freak....It is amazing how really fast time goes.....I'm so anxious for the two year out but don't want to wish my life away....anyway...now is still better than last year....
Hugs and a great spring to all of you!
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Congratulations to you! I just had my fourth year anniversary, and isn't it the greatest feeling?
Best wishes to all!
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That is such inspirational news! I was thrilled to hit 2 years from surgery this week. Feels great.
Kathy
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Good going Kathy,,,,I'm one year out this coming Friday! It's wonderful to hear news like this,...I know that one year out isn't alot... but....I'm hoping, praying that the treatments did their stuff...I feel very, very good right..just hope it sticks...for EVERYONE!
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So glad to hear good news...it's a rainy day in MD and you all have surely boosted my spirits today!
K
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IF THIS HELPS GIRLS, CHECK ME OUT 23 YEARS CANCER FREE AND SIPPING ON MY GLASS OF WINE, CELEBRATING EVERY MINUTE OF LIFE...PLEASE GIRLS BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY YOU ARE ALL NEW AT THIS GAME. I HAVE BEEN AROUND ALONG TIME TO PROVE THE POINT THAT TN IS NOT A DEATH SENTENCE. TITAN I AM PROUD OF YOU GIRL I THINK YOU ARE GETTING THE MESSAGE...YOU HAVE GOT A LOT OF LIVING TO DO...SWEETHEART YOU ARE GOING TO BE JUST FINE AS FOR GORILLA, YIPPEE YOUR DONE..CAN'T SAY THAT FOR OUR ER+ LADIES...SO WHATS SO BAD ABOUT TN??? (((HUGS))) TO ALL OF YOU.
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Congratulations Gorilla!......
Noni, you are so right about ER+....Congratulations on 23 years!......Unfortunately for us who are ER+, our risk for recurrence does go up after 5 years....I am currently over 3 yrs NED and worry about the years after my 5th anniversary than i do the present years.....I am so so happy to hear when a TN sister is so many years out......
I have a special request if I may....My DH's cousin has been dx with TN stage 4 bc....It has spread everywhere....Liver, bones, brain, lungs, you name it....We know her time is short but I would appreciate if any of you would pray for her comfort and for her family....They are all very close and this is just so hard on them...I really aprreciate it...Thank you all..... -
Oh Holly....We are there for your dh's cousin and for the rest of your family...!
And noni...I think I have told you this before....but I really LOVE YOU!
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Hollyann how very sweet of you, but come on look at your prognosis, girl.looks pretty dam good to me. Hey 200,000. women a year are diagnosed with breast cancer . A great persentage of those women go on to live long lives. That is alot of women. I'm 64 years old in June, I was 39 when diagnosed, I have met alot of women with breast cancer most of which were ER+, there all still around. Thanks for coming here to support us. You are such a kind soul and I will certainly keep your DH cousin in prayer. If you don't mind telling me her name, there are alot of prayers being offered in the Catholic spiritual thread and many wonderful women who would be glad to pray for her.
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Well thanks Noni! hugs to you! I feel like I have just been hugged! I always try to read your posts when I'm feeling a little down and you always help me....please realize the good you are doing to the newbies on here! Hope is one thing but to hear from someone like you..it just does us all good!
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Hello,
I was diagnosed in Dec 03, 50 yrs, atypical medullary, they treated it as an invasive ductal breast cancer, 2.8cm, triple negative, no nodes involved out of 28, no vascular invasion, clean margins, lumpectomy, 4xac then 4x taxol every three weeks, then 33 rads. I am alittle over six years out this month !! My birthday was on Nov 22,09 and I had never been happier to turn 56!! Its been a roller coaster ride for me, but I am here and doing great. Hang in there! I don't post much, but this board was a life saver to me when I was diagnosed in 03, I felt scared and alone. Everyone offered so much support to me. So far I am doing great, everyday is a gift.
Hugs,
Patty
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