Any ER+, Her2+, node positive 3+ years??
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I am now officially a member of the 3+ years club- I had my 3rd cancerversary yesterday! I'm doing incredibly well and apart from creaky bones from the Femara I am well and truly back to my old self.
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krcll - So good to hear!! May you have many. many more cancerversary's
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YAHOOOOOO!!!! Krcll!!!!!
LOVE IT!!
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Hi All,
I am not sure if I post my question at the correct thread. But I am really thinking too much on did I make a RISK choice...
I am also a ER+ & HER2+ 1/3 nodes was positive and remaining nodes was not removed... Why? because upon my operation 3 nodes was remove for check if is positive and result was NOT. But after my operation and receive my Report 3 weeks later my surgery doctor told me they found 1 node was positive after they do a details lab check. And asking if I want to remove all the remaining nodes inside my left arm with a 50/50 remaining if remove may or may not have any positive nodes after lab check. But the chemo treatment still have to carry on with or without remove remaining nodes.
And since if chemo treatment to carry out it will kill all cancer cells plus also all good cells it may have a chance to kill also the cancer cells at the nodes (If there is...) So I take a Risk to not remove remaining nodes and pray hard the chemo treatment will KILL any if in the remaining nodes!
I am not sure is there any other ladies out there which did not remove remaining nodes?
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I am. Diagnosed in 2008 with her2 grade 3 and 2 positive nodes. Small local recurrence that turned out to be er and her2 + in 2010. Feeling fine now and doing well. Four years plus!
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my2boys - great to hear!
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I am now officially 3 years out!!! Thankful for every sunrise!
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Three years out as well. God is GOOD!
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Hi Ladies, Just reached 4 year anniversary and feel good - stay strong.
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I was diagnosed in 2005 had chemo, mastectomy, radiation and one year of Herceptin. Recurrance in lymph node in pectoral muscle in Feb. 2010 again chemo and rads once more, started Herceptin then and am still on it every three weeks. Have had one more recurrance in another lymph node in Dec. 2011 once again chemo. So even though it has been rough with the repeated chemo's I believe many of owe alot to Herceptin and I will be continuing on it as long as my heart can handle it. As well I am ER+ and HER2+ with 6 positive nodes at diagnoses. Keep smiling.
Betsy
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Three years out at the end of the month. I thank God everyday as so far it appears I am NED.
Although I am still dealing with a lot of heavy fatigue, I am so thankful to be able to respond to this post!
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Hi,
Three years ago yesterday I have had surgery and at 11/13/09 I was given the pathological report. Now I’m very glad to pass all check-ups, my MO said” You don't have cancer any more” .After 22 very troublesome months of Femara, my SE's are truly minor on Aromasin for the last 10 months. Even now I’m browsing BCO posts every day.
Take care and best wishes!
Usha
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Well I was node negative but had such a big tumor that I was a stage IIB. Basically 1 node away from being a IIIA. Even my BS thought I would have micromets. That's why he took 10 nodes without doing a SNB.
2 years 2 months NED and counting.
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Two years this past September NED. I've been on Anastrazole for a year and 2 months as well with very little SEs at this time, although I am having eye problems but if that's all I'm more than happy to accept that. I feel like my old self now and can't wait to report at 3 years.
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Fitz be sure to get that eye thing checked out by an ophthalmologist. I know Doxie was having some serious rare eye issue with Anastrozole
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Thanks, Lago. I am under the care of an opthamologist and was told cataracts have significantly grown in the past year. I had dry eyes before but never anything like this so now I'm on an expensive drug, Restasis, plus other directions for treating my eyes throughout the day. We won't know if the Restasis helps for 4 to 6 months. Here's hoping it does.
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Chemo dried my eyes out too. I have to use artificial tears every so often. Never had the problem before. I hate taxotere.
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One year NED
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I am over five years out. Still getting Herceptin every three weeks - still NED.
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I'll be three years in March - I was node positive - no recurrences!!!!!
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Officially 3 years as of Nov 30th!! So far no recurrances or mets!
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This January 22 I will be 5 years out. I was diagnosed on Jan 22, 2008. I am doing great thus far...or as far as I know.
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Congratulations all of you!
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Hi,
This coming January it'll be 8 years since my surgery. I had chemo and herceptin for a year. (Dx at stage IIIA) So far I have been well and feel extremely grateful. To all of you ladies currently under treatment: smile a lot, rest well, be kind to yourself, but always fight like hell!
Hugs,
Est -
That's wonderful news, est. I save screenshots of posts like yours to keep in my Feel Good file.
Congratulations and thanks so much for sharing!
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Thank you so much est!! My diagnosis is similar to yours and your post gives me so much hope!! HUGS
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est, I have a similar diagnosis to yours and I was just catching up on reading some posts and saw yours and want to thank you for your encouragement and stopping by to let us know that it is possible we'll get through this. Hugs to you.
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Three years ago today, life changed as I knew it. Don't have to describe what that was like to any of you. I remember when I first saw this thread and hoping that I would be around to be part of this group. Well, here I am!
I don't post all that often anymore, but I do drop by frequently. Thanks to all you amazing ladies for the wealth of information and support. What a gift you have been!
Thanks Tons!
Verene -
Congratulations, Verene, and thanks for being an inspiration to those of us who are at the beginning stages of our journey/experience.
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