How Many Are We?
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Add me to the list. Swannay mets to bone and liver.
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Missy 64 here from across the pond.
DX with mets to lungs 3 years ago this month.
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240?? I think.
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I think I am 241. This is my first post, though I have been lurking for a while, and am so grateful for all the good information and support here. I'm still trying to come to terms with my diagnosis and figuring out how to navigate this new path my life is taking me down.
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Lucky #242 here. Kidding
I don't post often, but wanted to thank all of you for being such a wonderful source of information, comfort and inspiration.
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243 here.
Linda
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I started a new thread with the names I have so far if you want to check it out, here's the link:
Breast Cancer Topic: Alphabetical Us: April 2013
tammie, Swannay, Missy64, and gahinmans, I will add you to the list.
If any other gals care to be added to the list, just let me know. Hugs and prayers to everyone.
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I just found the board. Don't know how much I'll post but I'm really good at lurking
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1 here. I post off and on.
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137 is the correct number. I can't believe that I have ever posted that often!
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You can add me to the list. I'll let others do the tallying. Thanks,
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Ladies, I have added all of you on the Alphabetical Us list. Up to and including Inky, we have 249 names at this point, so the next one would be #250, altho it's not necessary to include a number. The mods fixed the list so that every time a name is added, the numbers automatically correct itself. Thank you for responding.
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250 (took me two tries to get that right!)
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251, I guess? I post occasionally, but am more of a lurker.
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#252
Tammy Lieberman age 38.Mother of 2 incredible boys ages 9& 14.First diagnosed 2006 at age 31~ first ever to get this crazy disease in my family....Mets to bone 2008...still here, still happy, still hopeful!!
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253 Hi everybody. Just diagnosed IV about two weeks ago and I am still in panic mode. I'm sure I will have some questions for all you wonderful ladies when my brain starts working again.
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PatMe - sorry to have to welcome you here. Questions are welcomed and sharing is encouraged. I hope you come by the various threads often and get to know these wonderful women. Hang in there. We are here for each other.
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I would like to be added to your list, do you need any additional information than what is on
this site? Willing to give it needed.
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Guess I'm 255 and wet behind the ears.
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kitty, as your signature line says you are stage iii, I checked your profile to see if there was added information about stage iv and didn't see any. This particular list is for stage iv. Exclusive, yes, but not necessarily one you want to belong to (no offense to anyone!). So I would add your name if you've progressed to stage iv, and if not, be glad!
johnsl1, your name has been added.
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256 new to IV but no newbie to BC after 17 years & 3 primaries.
I'll never let cancer take more from me than what it takes without my permission. -
Count me in. Diagnosed December 2012 from the start as Stage IV.. Bone mets, Triple Negative
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WOW!!!!! Three primaries? I'm guessing it must feel as if you can never escape this disease? Many blessings She.
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Count me in Stage lV from the beginning. Triple negative. Diagnosed in Sept 2012, then found lung mets which showed up on x-ray during lumpectomy. 3 months of Taxol, now on first FAC and it sucks!! Trying to hang in there!
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welcome debbiej. I did not respond well to chemo this second time and felt so toxic the entire time. Finally negotiate going off so that I could continue to have some semblance of a normal life - whatever that looks like. The oncologist was very understanding and helpful as I refused treatment.
It is still your free will (even tho it often feels as if we have been thrust into something not of our choosing). Coupled with the fact that not knowing what happens next, all any of us can do is try to find that quiet place (frequently involves sunning myself in various locales around the house) where we can ponder all of the information we are forced to confront since frequently, doing nothing, altough feeling easier, is akin to holding a weaon to our mouths.
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I am new to this thread too, My bio below is not the whole pix (I had a time trying to edit it) I have Mets to the liver and am on abraxane since early march. I always just trust and do all I can to live as long as I can. I guess they do not tell us HOW long we have(since only God know that anyway) I had stage 4 Ovarian cancer in 03,debulking surgery and 18 chemos... and I lived with no recurrances...I think all things are possible.
It is hard to be alone, so I am glad we have this thread, the earlystages, tho challenging is not as trying as this stage.
I stay busy and feel pretty good.
What are any of your solutions for constipation, it is so bad as I have weekly chemos??
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Hi, i am mostly a lurker although I did once start a thread which was shortlived but satisfying. I have only one bone met to the hip and am on Zometa & Aromasin. I mostly come here when awaiting test results. Back in 2009 I had a false bone met dx but last May was the real deal. I have other problems (I am bipolar and my son is autistic) so I don't think much about cancer, I just assume I will be here another five to ten years. My husband is amazing and so that helps a lot.
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260, if I have counted correctly.
Stage IV since September 2011.
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261 i think- amy stage IV metastatic breast cancer diag. 12/2012 to the liver and bone. age-32
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Ladies, I continue to add names to our list of anyone diagnosed with stage iv bc by April of this year. You can post your request here, in the 'Alphabetical Us' thread, or send a pm to me.
If you've placed a request, you can check to see that your name has been added by going to Breast Cancer Topic: Alphabetical Us: April 2013. I add requests daily, it's simple to do since moderators formatted the numbering and spacing.
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