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Oh you ladies are so wonderful, do not know what I would do without you!! Biopsy went well-was lightheaded and dizzy afterwards, but I had forgotten to eat breakfast so probably why. Resting in bed today because I just feel wiped out. I had the best radiologist today-honestly I almost hugged him when he told me he would be very surprised if this turned out to be cancer. He said it does not look like cancer to him, or DCIS, and there are a million other things it could be. But, they have to check no matter what. It really wasn't that bad at all-this doctor had so much emotional intelligence, I wish all doctors could be like him!! He said he would call me on Tuesday with results. One spot was less than 5 mm. and it was completely removed. There is another teeny tiny spot 1 inch in front of the other that will stay there unless I need surgery, then I will need repeat mri in 6 months if path report comes out benign..Keep praying but I feel better now. thank you Dr. Smith!! Cheryl--glad wedding went well. Can't wait to see pics, Bevin-sounds like you have your hands full, Skigirl-hang in there almost through, glad there are keeping track of your counts. Linda-radiation can be tough especially with fatigue. I know I was hit hard at first, but I was dealing with cellulitis too so probably why. Lunch on 29th sounds great to me....cannot wait!! Komen Run-well, I'm probably out-too much going on here. The emotional rollercoaster has killed me so I guess getting up front and personal with the whole breast cancer thing might just be too much right now. I will let you know what they find on Tuesday.
Thanks everyone for your prayers and pocket company. You sure kept me warm--it was freezing in there today!! Susan -
Susan, so glad it wasn't so bad and that the radiologist was gentle and very encouraging. You deserve to just rest today and even tomorrow. These biopsies are physically and mentally draining. Thanks for letting us know how it went. Will be sending good thoughts until you get more info on Tues. Hugs.....Jan
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Hi ladies,
Karen, Yes, I will need directions, so please pm them to me. The results from the bloodwork showed I have a low white cell count & that the radiation could efect the bone marrow but it doesn't explain the other symptoms I was experiencing. I have a weak immune system so maybe I just picked up a virus somewhere.
Debbie, you go girl! only having 4 treatments left! I had my 7th rad treatment today; 26 more to go:( It seems like I've been doing this forever!
I'm going to Rushford Lake tomorrow for the weekend. My sister & her husband have a place there & I REALLY need to get away. Not much care, concern or support around here.
I hope everyone has a healthy & safe memorial holiday!
Linda
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Dear Susan, what a nice, feeling doctor, thank you Dr. Smith for taking good care of our Susan, she is very important to us. You do nice things for yourself, I know that mental anguish is so tiring, be good to yourself. Will send positive thoughts to you until Tuesday, but I have a feeling that a rescue greyhound is the newest dog to become part of our group. Love, Karen
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Susan. Hope all went well today. Thought about you all day stuffed in you pocket with all the other girls om this thread. Just drop a line to let us know all is well and you are sputtering in the garden after a nice long nap.
Hugs and kisses
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Susan. Hope all went well today. Thought about you all day stuffed in you pocket with all the other girls om this thread. Just drop a line to let us know all is well and you are sputtering in the garden after a nice long nap.
Hugs and kisses
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Linda enjoy your weekend and I hope you get the support you need.
Susan, keeping you in my prayers for b9 results on tuesday.
Have a great Holiday weekend everyone.
Hugs, Cheryl
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Dear Susan, waiting to hear from you - prayers and hugs. Karen
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Dear Susan, popping in to see how your day and results went. Praying for good news.
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Susan? Wondering if all ok? Hopefully you are busy celebrating good news?
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BENIGN!!!!! THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WORD IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE!
My, what a relief! The anguish is over, we can finally call for that doggie, and enjoy the summer ahead. Thanks for being with me, ladies. Could not have done it without you. Hope everyone is surviving this rain. Had a lightning bolt literally outside the window. Stephan is away this week, but as long as I know I'm o.k., it is all good!! Just normal adenosis in the breast...a very typical finding. I will need to have another mri in 6 months to check to make sure everything is ok, but otherwise, totally fine!
One happy and content Susan
p.s. sorry for the delay...he didn't call until after 3 today, then running to violin lesson and dinner.
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Oh my dear Susan, what wonderful news, happy dance for you too, tell hubby he has to drop you off and pick you up, it's a two chocolate martini lunch!!!!! I feel like I can breathe again, you sleep well, make that call tomorrow for the luckiest rescue greyhound in the world.
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Yaaaaaaaayyyyyy!!!!!!!!!
Wooooopppppie!!!!!!
Chocolate martini for all
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oh yes!!! chocolate martinis for all!!! wish we could all cele
brate tonight!!
Happy Dance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Agreed hear you loud and clear
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Hi all, on this great night with our news from Susan, can I ask for continued prayers for my friend Sherry, who has non-alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver. She got her results from Duke, where there is a specialist on this disease. She is a Stage III, there are only four stages as in cancer, Stage IV is the transplant list. She was my student teacher in 1972 and we became fast friends. Please keep her in your prayers. love, Karen
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Susan, so very happy for your good news!!! Its such a relief to hear all is well. Sleep well tonight.
Karen, a special prayer for your friend tonight.
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prayers for your friend, Karen...hope she is able to et the help that she needs
Thank you Jan! Funny, but I had insomnia last night.. I think it was the rain.
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Wow what wonderful news Susan. You are so right benign is a beautiful word. Happy dance and chocolate martinis all around.
Had dinner at Alex's on Monday w/ my sister and her boyfriend. It was fabulous and I refrained from having a choc martini since my friends were not with me. Unforunately, I could not get hubby to go to the casino. BooooooHooooo.
Boy was that rain something last night, my lilac bush is all bent over, I hope it recovers.
Have a nice day. Hugs, Cheryl
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thank you Cheryl!! much more relaxed now....:)
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Excellent news Susan!!!
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Susan, I am so happy for you, I know what a relief it is to get good results. Sorry you had to go through that. Karen, prayers going out for your friend such Sherry. Cheryl your husband smart to stay out of the casino.
Hope everyone else is going well. I can't wait to see all my friends and met our new ones.
Had my 6mo check up with onc this week, tumor markers good, Thank God, All is good. I have to go to the cottage tomorrow, we are having a new bathroom floor put in. I have so much cleaning to do up there. I am just glad summer is on its way.
Love Betty
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Great news on the tumor markers
who did you see? Hope everyone is doing well there.
Wow hot one today. Planning a trip to dh hometown soon hopefully not our weekend. Just enjoying air conditioning. Wont enjoy the electric bill though
Love
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Just so hot today, ran some errands, no AC in car, brutal. Came right home and sat in the AC, this heat can really wipe you out! Some 70 degree temperatures coming in, can't wait, Maureen, can't you just see the electric meter swirling around at a rapid pace? Hugs to all, Karen
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LOL! I do need to fatten up! But NO chocolate martinis for me:( (Allergic to chocolate, sugar, fruit, etc.)
I exist on a very boring diet due to my other health conditions:(
Glad to hear everyone here is doing ok.
Today was #12 treatment; I weighed 94lbs! Yay! RO said my skin looks good! Just have sore bones from that damn, hard table!
Have a peaceful evening,
Hugs to all, Linda
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Hi to all you lovely ladies,
Betty so happy about your tumor markers. Linda wow 1/3 down and 2/3 to go. Happy your skin is doing fine and sorry about your sore bones. We will have to come up with a drink for you.
Well Great news on May 29th I celebrated my 5th year "Cancerversary" Doing the happy dance.
Have a great evening.
Hugs, Cheryl
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Dear Cheryl, congratulations on 5 years and on getting to know our new friends, Linda and Debbie, you will have to come early to Alex's to point them out for us. Betty, I know you are so relieved, that wait is tortuous, had to go see my RO on Friday, a very rough texture appeared on my breast following radiation treatment. I thought it had spread a little, Dr. assured me all was all right with my world, I called on Friday AM and he was able to see me that same afternoon, so minimal anxiety. Was off course, scared silly, my blood pressure was high when I walked in so nurse took it again after the dr. had examined me and it had gone down to normal range. I made the reservations for the 29th, could you ladies let me know who all is coming, I reserved for 8, already know Cheryl, Linda, Maureen, Susan, Debbie and I are going and that we are going to have alot of happy dances. hugs, Karen
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I am in. but will have to run at 4:30...!
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Count me in for lunch! Happy Dances all around! Congrats Betty....I know how worried you were....Happy Cancerversary Cheryl! will be great to see everyone in a few weeks....Hugs until then...Susan
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At this point, count me in!
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