Starting Chemo April 2009
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Happy Birthday Betsy! Hope you have a wonderful day and terrific year!
Geri - loved your posting! How are you doing?
Titan - as always, I am grinning after reading your post : )
I am in Maryland, very hot and humid here!
Amy - please stop by to say hello and let us know that you are ok and taking deep breaths...
Hugs to you all and anyone I may have not mentioned.
Judy xxx
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Amy..thinking of you...you will be fine!
Judy..it is hot and humid here too! We are supposed to get a break this weekend....I don't like hot humid weather at all....but that is Ohio for you...freeze your rear off in the winter and sweat it off in the summer...very little in between...
Geri...I like hearing Lena's stories too! I think her pack rack sounds hunky!
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I am doing ok. Started to falter yesterday and cried last night and felt pretty bad today, so I called the nurse practitioner (at my OB/GYN's ofce) who ordered the MRI to ask some questions about it. She called me back FAST (they really respond quickly once you've had cancer!). She said that there is a 3cm (mm?) cyst noticeable on my ovary and it is not completely contiguous (partially attached, I think) which means there is risk of a torsion (twist) developing which can be painful. that is primarily what they are looking at. I said "Look let's just cut to the important question - am I going to have ovarian cancer and die?" and she said highly unlikely, that they always keep an eye out for tumors but this does not look like that. She said that after the MRI, they will either not do anything, schedule another u/s for 6-8 weeks to be sure the cyst has 'resolved', or perhaps bring me in to meet w the doctor to discuss my options (which I take to mean maybe removing ovaries?).
So it's not as bad as i was worried about.SO WHY DON"T I FEEL BETTER? I guess it will take some time.
Thank you all for all your support. It means more than I can say.
Amy
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On a happier note, here is a new picture of me in the avatar. Look at my crazy bushy hair!
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Amy...look at that hair! Woo Hoo! You look good..but not the Amy we are used to seeing..now we will have to get used to seeing you this way...I need to put a new picture up..hopefully soon.
And about not feeling better, it is weird, every time I go to the doctor and they say I'm fine I leave and I still don't feel quite right....I think that..good news or not..we still have to deal with this crap...
I wish so bad..that all the doctors made a mistake and could say..oops..sorry to put you through all this shit but we made a mistake...I think that is what we would like to hear but it ain't gonna happen..dang it..
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Amy - your hair is so great - when did all that growth happen? I'm a nurse, and if you do have an ovarian cyst on one ovary, it does not mean they remove both ovaries - only the one with the cyst, so you get to keep your other one. It certainly sounds like it is a B-9 situation, and for every test we have that comes back with that result, we will be thankful - maybe not feel 100%, but thankful nonetheless! We are all thinking of you, and tomorrow is Thursday already, so you will only have a short time to wait. Hoefully they can give you a "wet reading" on Friday, and not make you wait the whole weekend - they should not give worrisome news or schedule tests on Fridays unless they can tell you the results!
I am hoping that for next year, on our second celebration of being cancer free, we can actually try to all meet up - even Lena, who swears she won't let any of us see her...maybe we can gang up on her and get her to join us - where are you again, Lena? (Florida I think).
So far we have Titan in Ohio, but she vacations on the east coast, Amy in Maryland, Judy in Maryland, me in New York, Betsy in Oregon, Chelev in Florida, I think Lena in Florida - so we need to check in Alana (I think maybe Maryland also?)
By the way Chelev - since you obviously have experience in marketing/advertising, I would be happy to give you a reference for my Martini celebration...you could start a whole new career as a party planner! Maybe we can call it a Heceptinini!
Would anyone be interested in a ""meet-the-hand holders" weekend next year. I don't usually like these group cancer things, but I feel like our relationships have grown beyond that. Please don't feel you'll hurt my feelings if you say no - it was just a thought I had.
Have a good day, my sistas - 7 more Herceptin treatments to go!
Geri
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Geri -I think picking a weekend a year out sounds fun. I say we shoot for April 2011 since we are after all the April Chemo group. How about April 1, 2011? Just an idea...it's an easy date to remember. Lord knows we need all the help we can get. I'm fine traveling to the EC. I've never been to NY. After Chelev's make over last year it sounds fun.
Amy -wow look at all that hair. I got mine cut a few weeks ago, pretty short and a lot of the curls were cut off. They still haven't touched my bangs, they are still to short for my liking. But hey...it's hair. Remember where we were last year.
You have a right to freak out, waiting and worrying is hard. We've been through a lot and our bodies are still not healed from the abuse of last year. I know I was getting very down before the dx of my LE and RIF. I just kept waiting for something else bad to happen. I hope you hear good news tomorrow. Sending a HUG.
We had a wonderful early spring this year. It's been raining non-stop for the past two weeks and it turned cold again. I've pulled my summer clothes out only to switch back to winter clothes. Crazy weather!
Thanks for the B-day wishes. I feel good which is the best gift. My dh sent a big flower bouquet to my office. It was very sweet.
Judy- Are you taking anything for the heartburn? Maybe until it's totally healed you s/b. Sorry to hear it flares up now and again for you. I know how painful it is.
Hey has anyone heard from Dawn? Here's a shout out to her!
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Hi all, just passing through quickly today.
Amy, good to hear from you and great hair!!! I didn't recongnize you! My hair is also crazy curly and is hard to manage in the humidity. I am thinking of doing a relaxer. I just cannot get it to look right at all. Has anyone else thought about doing this?
I completely understand your worry. Just having the test is traumatic enough and we all want to hear that everything is ok. We have had our share of bad news over the past year. Just to let you know, I had my ovaries removed the year before I had BC. I am BRCA1 and as I had started early menopause, it seemed the thing to do. Please let us know how it goes tomorrow and like Geri, I hope they can give you some indication of the results so that you don't have another stressful weekend. Sending you a big hug!
Titan - I am not sure what I would do to my BS if she said she had made a mistake - after all she removed both my breasts, so I reckon I would not be a happy person
(ha ha...)
Betsy - so pleased your birthday was fun. It is mine next week, I remember I had chemo the week of my 40th last year, it was too depressing, so hopefully, this year will be more fun. You are so right about our bodies still healing...yesterday, I went to have acupuncture and he said to me, you are still healing, your body needs energy to heal. He always tells me that I need to sleep more and that it is quite normal to have a larger appetite now because of all the work my body is doing. He, like you wonderful ladies, always makes me feel that what I am feeling is ok. I am trying not to take any more meds for heartburn, but if it continues, then I may go back on the prilosec.
I agree - Dawn where are you? Come back and say "hi".
Hugs to you all, and take good care, Judy xxxxx
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Hi Geri ~ Yes, I'm in Baltimore, MD. I would love for us to plan a get-together, and am willing to travel. Someone should plan this! LOL!!!
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If we can plan a get-together, maybe Maryland would be a good place - we have three of our group who live there, and it's about mid-way between NY and Florida. I was to Baltimore once - the Harbor, and really liked it! Didn't get to do the aquarium, but hear it is awesome. We have a year to plan, and if anyone has other suggestions, let's toss them around.
Amy - holding your hand for your test tomorrow.
Everyone else have a great day
Geri
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I can do Baltimore..not a bad drive at all..but I can probably get a cheap flight there too...It would be awesome to see all of you...Now..we just have to get the Oregon "duck" here...hope she has strong wings!
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Hi all, how are you all doing today? Amy - are you back yet? Please check in when you can.
I am having a crazy day today - but shouldn't complain! Lots of house guests over the next couple of weeks from overseas, so lots to do : )
Hope everyone has a wonderful holiday weekend!
Hugs to you all, Judy xxx
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Just got back. Got to the place at 11:30 (which is when my appt was). Sat for AN HOUR and finally asked if it would be soon. they said that the man before me 'had some trouble in the machine' and it would be another 45 minutes. So I gave them my number and left, did a quick errand, got back, and it was another 15 min to wait. I was originally pretty upset and stressed by the delay but by that point, I was past caring. The tech did tell me that they do a reading today and if they find 'anything really bad' they call my doctor immediately. So if I dont' hear anything today, i dont have to worry all weekend. But who knows if my doctor's office is even still there at this point (Fri afternoon before a holiday) so I am not sure I would get a message from them anyway.
The procedure wasn't pleasant, but not terrible. After all the stuff we've been through, it was easily tolerable.
So I'm done. And determined not to let this hang over my head all weekend. I want to RELAX!
Thank you for ALL your love & support ladies. You are amazing. I will post as soon as I hear some results. In the meantime, I am going to try not to think about it, so might take a few days off from the boards.
Love to all - A
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Amy - thanks so much for letting us know you are back and how it went.
Try and have a good weekend and take good care!
Hugs to all, Judy xxxxx
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It's Friday...I came in to find out how Amy's MRI went...oh good, you had it.
So, Amy, it's the "no news is good news" thing, huh? That's how all my "regularly scheduled" scans work -- I get sent for PET, CT and Bone scans every few months -- if nothing's wrong nothing is mentioned until my actual oncologist appointment. If something IS wrong, the doctor calls me. A weirdness on my last CT and PET scans made him call me to get an MRI which is how I found out about the blood clot, which is why I was told to stop taking Tamoxifen, then had special clotting panel blood tests, the Lovenox injections then put on Coumadin and being forced into taking the damn Femara (now Aromasin) for cancer control. Anyhoo -- hopefully it's all still quiet for you, no call from the doctor so you can enjoy your weekend. And yeah, wow, you sure do have a lot of hair. Way more than me. Oh, mine covers my whole head at least, but still isn't long enough to cover my ears.
Oh my, here we go again...No, I don't live in Florida. I live in New Jersey (:::::shudder:::::). And didn't I mention that I wasn't into traveling when I was healthy? That's why I told you all to go on ahead and just make whatever traveling plans you all want to do, without me, the last time this idea came up.
Hmmm. OK, so what else is going on here....
Judy, sounds like you're doing good. That's cool! :-) So your birthday is coming up? When is it? Well in case I miss it, happy birthday in advance!
Geri, so your BF is 7 years younger than you? Woo-HOO. I'm a cradle robber too; my Pack Rat is 4 years younger than me, and I'm sure he didn't sign up for a girlfriend with cancer either. Anyway...about that "raising the flag issue" -- dare I ask if you've, um, done anything special to help him along, if you know what I mean? When I wear out my Pack Rat really bad (but have energy for more), for instance, I find that when I eat him alive, he does just fine. ;-) And I like to eat Pack Rat sausage anyway -- it's my favorite food! Heh heh heh. Oh, and one more thing..maybe my Pack Rat's libido is generally higher than your boyfriend's, but, my Pack Rat is at a distance, his lifestyle is ultimate chaos, and we don't get together that often (average is every 6-8 weeks), so maybe by then he's just so totally sex-starved, you know? He came with me for my first chemo infusion, but not for any of my other treatments, scans or anything, although we talk on the phone a couple times a week between visits and he's up to date and 'with me' concerning my condition, treatment, etc. You know, a few visits back I actually suggested to him that maybe I ought to let him go so he could find someone young, pretty and healthy -- and do you know what he said? "What would I want to do THAT for?"
Titan - well in MY opinion, that Pack Rat is the sexiest creature on this entire planet. How are you feeling now?
Happy birthday Betsy! :-)
Hmmm, OK...I'm five days on the Aromasin...joints ache like worse crap, feet really hurt when i get out of bed in the morning (and sweating with the hot flashes is worse), but, so far, none of the suicidally depressed mood swings and crying fits, and except the other day when it was really hot and humid, I'm still able to take my daily walks. They make me tired and I can't seem to make it up to the next level (3 full circuits of the lake in the park: I'm still "stuck" at 2) yet, but on the other hand, today I did laundry in the morning AND went to the supermarket -- instead of driving I walked, so I walked almost 4 miles today. But of course I passed out on the couch for about an hour once I got home and ate lunch. And, another Sims modder is making me some new skins, special, for my theme game.
Also I have to design my own diet to lose this frickin weight -- all the diets already out there send me into fits of depression when I read about them because they list foods I don't like, foods I've never even heard of, foods I don't know how to cook, require spending money and so on, so I'm working on that too; I've been keeping records of what I eat and looking up how many calories in it...so I'm going to go on a diet, but it's going to have to be one for ME, based on what I like to eat and how I cook, and not cost me any more money than what I'd spend buying food anyway. I have no past experience with dieting because I was never fat enough to really need it until now. All I had to do before was just not wear bathing suits or midriff-revealing clothes, and I was fine! LOL.
Oh, and you know that Italian dinner I made last Saturday for me and my Pack Rat? (1 green, 1 red, 1 orange and 1 yellow pepper, plus 2 onions, 2 potatoes and 4 links of sweet Italian sausage, all sauteed in olive oil, with garlic powder and oregano) I had bought enough to make it TWICE, so I'm having it tonight, too. Believe it or not, it isn't that fattening -- I was shocked when I toted up its calories earlier this week, but the recipe (1236 calories total) is good for 4 servings, 309 calories per serving. So I'm off to cook it up, eat one serving tonight and have the rest as leftovers over the next few days. I found out that it goes beautifully with an egg for breakfast too (that's what I did with the leftovers from Sat night).
Have a good weekend, all -- and don't do anything I wouldn't....
~Lena.
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Oh Lena - you are just too much
. But what would we do without your irreverence!
ok,ok - so you won't do the trip...but you're in New Jersey? Dare I ask where (I promise, I won't show up at your doorstep
. We are kind of neighbors...NY,NJ. Depends on where in the state we are.
You are sounding so much better - walking 4 miles - you get props girl. I can't do the block around my condo without getting exhausted.
Amy - if you're not on the boards this weekend, we will all understand. It's been a stressful week for you, and you just need some "time off" - so enjoy the holiday weekend - everbody!
Geri
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Good to hear from everyone. I'm in Toronto. It's been very hot here - more like middle of July than May with temperatures in high 80's almost every day.
I finally stopped wearing a hat just because it is too hot. My hair (I hate to call it hair) is very fine and very thin and very sparse so my scalp does show all over the crown. But it grew somewhat so yesterday I went for a trim and colour to get rid of the gray. As she was finishing up my hair I burst into uncontrollable tears. It was my first time at a hairdresser in a year and half and secondly, it doesn't seem that I will ever have much hair again. So looking in the mirror is difficult as I'm just not the same person anymore - not emotionally and not physically.
The man I had been seeing for the few years before bc, was 10 years younger than me. And even though he promised to stay with me he did disappear .... and maybe he wasn't worth it but it's very hard to lose a person who you care about because you got sick. I think it would be easier to get to a point (like my marriage) where we just didn't like each other any more.
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Hi all, hope you are all having a good Holiday weekend. Lena, it is so good to hear from you! It sounds like not only are you an amazing individual, but your PR sounds like a real gem! It is so good to read your postings - they sound so busy and lively, you really sound so much better and I am so happy about that!
Helen - how are you doing today? It must have been hard for you at the hairdresser - I just wish I could say something to make you feel better. Even if you were considering any kind of hair covering, it would be so uncomfortable in the summer! I really hope you start to feel better soon. How long to go till the wedding? Have you thought about my suggestion for a head dress?
It is so hot here in MD - I so wanted to be outdoors enjoying the weekend, but the heat is so oppressive outside.
Hugs to all of you, Geri, Titan, Betsy, Amy and everyone else!
Have a good Memorial Day, Judy xxx
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Hi everyone!
I'm thinking..that I have never been to New Jersey.....hmmm.....
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Helen,
You are experiencing summer! We had our summer in March and April, I think. It's been unseasonably cold and rainy here in Oregon. Yesterday, the radio dj called next week Junuary.
Sorry you are grieving your losses, your hair and that younger but not so smart man. We may not be experiencing exactly what you are going through but we understand. It's ok to FEEL our losses, it's real. Sending you a big {{HUG}}.
You never said if you are a hat person or not, then again maybe you did and I just don't remember? There are some really cute hats out there you might give it a try.
I've never been to NJ either or NY for that matter. Just tell me where and when. I'm pretty sure I have enough air miles on Alaska Airlines to get a freebie ticket.
Hey Geri - had my first martini tonight. Can't say I liked it...well I liked the olive. Maybe next time I will try it with vodka instead of gin. My dh and I toasted you. Actually I toasted all you wonderful ladies.
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Hi all, hope you are all having a good holiday weekend! Geri, I will be raising a glass to you and everyone today!
Helen - how are you doing?
Hugs to all, Judy xxx
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Clink, clink - that is my martini glass touching all of yours with heartfelt wishes for long lives, great dreams and a most wonderful group of friends like all of you that I could never have imagined finding when I began this journey. You are all my strength, my heroes and my hand-holders.
For those that find the first Martini's a bit of an aquired taste, cosmo's are a good substitute, or a chocolate martini) hmmm...godiva chocolate liquer, white cream de cocoa, dark cream de cocoa Bailey's irish cream...oh goodness, I do believe I am becoming orgasmic just thinking of it (Lena must be rubbingoff on me
Betsy - I cannot drink martini's made with gin - must have vodka - geez the way I'm talking like an expert you would think I drink nightly (don't) Tomorrow is infusion day for Herceptin, so after that infusion I will be down to 6 left !!!!!!!!
Helen - I'm wiping away your tears because I just don't know what else to do - I wish so badly that I could take away all the sadness you have, but I can only offer you my hand to hold when things are rough, and the best of wishes to have a hell of a good time at the wedding.
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Geri, what a lovely posting! And what an expert on the drinks!!! (LOL), well, I say just enjoy! This time last year, I didn't think that I would ever enjoy anything again. I hope the infusion went ok today.
Helen - I am too holding your hand and want you to know that I am standing by you even if not in person.
I am coming up to my 41st birthday this week, and cannot believe where I was this time last year. I had treatment a few days before and it was just such a miserable time. I know that we have come so far in a year, but still feel like I have a way to go. I am especially feeling very tired at the moment and am not sleeping well. Hot flashes are not good at the moment. Sorry to go on, but thank you as always for listening.
Everyone, hope you are doing ok today. Thank you all for being such a wonderful support! A truly remarkable group of ladies!
Hugs to you all, Judy xxx
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No word from ob/gyn office today. I called them and they said they had not received the faxed results from MRI place yet, long weekend, etc etc. Try again tomorrow afternoon.
I had a great weekend, really didn't worry at all. But today i am edgy and (dare I say) irritable. Ready to hear them say nothing is wrong, no problem, move on with life.
Oh well. I will wait to hear those words tomorrow.
I'll let you know when I hear something.
Thanks again
Amy
PS Oh Helen I am sharing your sadness with you. Loss is hard. Hopefully as we ladies on here share your sadness, it will make it a tiny bit lighter on your own heart.
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You women are wonderful. Thank you
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Hey everyone..just checking in b-4 I go to bed! I'm so freaking tired..with the kids home and my job and my well...my anal desire to keep things clean, laundry done, eat right and all that I TIRED!
Lena...you sound like your old self...love it..guess sex is good huh???
Amy...dang it..hope you would hear your good news today..now you will have to freak out another day..that totally sucks.
Helen..that wedding is coming up...you will be beautiful...hugs to you...
Oh..and Betsy..my wonderful duck friend..sounds like you are doing well too...this is good!
Judy as always...you lighten up my day..thanks!
Geri..as usual your talking about martini and orgasms lit up my day too.
Could it be...that we are maybe getting back to "normal"..??? Haven't heard the word "chemo" in a while...that word just makes me shudder...yuck!
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Hi all,
Amy - how are you doing? It must be very frustrating having to wait another day for the results. Please check in and let us know if you want to share of course : )
Helen - how are you? Are you feeling any brighter today? Still holding your hand!
Titan - I am the same as you! Everything has to be clean and tidy all the time and I am very uncompromising : )
Hugs to everyone and to all those that I have not mentioned.
Family arrives from overseas today, it is going to be a busy couple of weeks!
Take good care, Judy xxx
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Judy..have a great time with your family! You are going to be soo busy!
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Results are normal. Just a regular ovarian cyst. Check again via ultrasound in 8 weeks to be sure it resolves on its own.
So it's good news and I can relax now.
But I can tell already that it is going to take a few days for me to settle down from this. Just giong through it reminds me of my vulnerability and makes me feel very unstable.It's good news, but it STILL SUCKS!
Thank you ladies. I'll be back to post more later. Right now I just feel very emotional and shaky.
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Hi Amy - I'm so glad for you that you can concentrate on just getting your bearings again and not having to deal with anything more serious. I do understand how just holding your breath and all the "what if's" can make you feel shaky, so take some time to absorb that you are all right.
Judy - enjoy your family visit
Titan - had treatment # 46 Tuesday - 6 more to go! Next Herceptini celebration is after next Tuesday's infusion when I am down to 5 to go!
Having bad boneand jointpain andgoingto the rheumatologist on the 8th - probably a side effect from the Herceptin, but I'll just deal with it and take my Dilaudid when I need to.
Helen - thinking of you
Betsy - get ready for your second martini next week,and tell your husband thanks for the toast to all of us.
Lena - are you getting ready for a PR visit yet?
Nite everyone
Geri
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