North Carolina Girls
I would like to see who is from NC and what doctor you have. Its a small world.
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I'm in Mooresville, NC....I go to Lake Norman Regional Medical Center--Dr. Kuo is my oncologist and my surgeon in Dr. Bertsch.
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I'm going to High Point for everything
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I live in Huntersville, N.C. Dr Kuo is also my oncologist.
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Hi Misslene I live in Mooresville too. I go to Dr. Lemantani in Charlotte.
OK I have a question, several of us live pretty close, would any of you be interested in meeting for coffee, dinner or something. Let me know or message me...
Hope you are doing great and dealing with the heath.....
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I go to Dr. Lemantani in Charlotte and live in Mooresville, NC. All my surgeons are in CMC.
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Dr. Lia Spina in Gastonia. She rocks! I think she also has offices in Shelby.
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Iam going to Rex on Blue Ridge in Raleigh...
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I live in Huntersville and Dr. Schope is my oncologist & Dr Evans is my surgeon.
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I live in Rocky Mount, NC and had all my treatments for my first BC diagnosis done in Rocky Mount at Boice Willis Clinic and Nash Radiology and then when my BC came back I decided to go to UNC. Had suregery there and they are doing all my follow-ups. I still see my first onc in Rocky Mount for tumor markers.
If anyone lives nearby and knows of a BC support group I would love to hear from you.
I wish you all peace. Namaste'.
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I live in Hayesville, NC, but have used Union General Hospital/Cancer Treatment Center/Doctors in Blairsville, GA. I'm very happy with the treatments & services. The doctors & nurses are very nice, answer all questions, & most importantly return phone calls.
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I live in Raleigh, NC and go to UNC Cancer Center, Dr. Collichio is my doc, orginaly one of her students/residents I think Finnegan had me for the first three months, until he finished his rotation and went to I think Charlotte, she decided to keep me instead of assigning another resident.
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I live in Raleigh, NC and go to Cancer Centers of North Carolina in Cary. Dr. Signh is my MO and I absolutely love him, so does my DH. I have gone to him since my original dx of Stage IV in July 2010.
Would love to meet others that live close to me. Most of the women I have met and grown to love live in other states or countries.
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I live in Stanfield NC and my onc. is Thomas Steffons at CMC-NorthEast in Concord.
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I live in CLT - Dr Peter Turk is my breast surgeon, Dr. Lemantani in my oncologist, plastics surgeon is TBD, Dr. Heather White is my OB but I will be referred to someone else for my ovaries being removed...an onc ob because of the genetics testing being +.
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Im so glad to see another lady from nc. I see you're from Charlotte. I live in Stanfield although I grew up in Charlotte.I have seen others from NC but most are around Raliegh. Glad I found your post.
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I live just outside of Charlotte in Indian Land, SC. My surgeon is Dr. Sarantou and my PS is Dr. Lefaivre.
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I live in Fort Mill, SC. My surgeon (who I LOVE) is Dr. Sarantou and my oncologist is Dr. Limentani. I will be meeting Dr. Limentani for the first time today.
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I live in Murphy, NC and go to Ga. Cancer Specialists (Dr. Manfredi) in Blairsville, Ga. Wonderful care and cutting edge treatments in a small town. They've kept me going for almost 5 years! Wouldn't trade them for anything.
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I'm living in Winston-Salem, and my primary oncologist is Tiffany Traina at Memorial Sloan-Kettering in New York. For my monthly bloodwork/injections, I recently switched from Forsyth Medical Center to Dr. Lawrence at Wake Forest Medical/Baptist Hospital. At both local hospitals, I never see anyone young and female in the waiting rooms. Nice to see some friendly faces here.
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Hi gals, I live in Durham and go to UNC Cancer Center. My oncologist is Dr Carey Anders, who is superb; she is kind, smart, patient, and really listens to my concerns. My best wishes to all NC sisters out there on this journey. Happy Mothers Day, and hoping you're enjoying this beautiful weather we are having today.
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Welcome newchallenges101
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Wow, the weather has been wonderful lately! Love this time of year in the mountains (even with the rain).
Dr. appt today. Probably will schedule next PET scan as the last tumor markers were up (from 47 to 80 in a month).
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I just found this thread, I live in Lenoir NC, North of Hickory. My surgeon was Dr Sarantou (before he moved to Charlotte
) and I too love him, I do miss him since he went to Charlotte. My plastic surgeon is Dr Sicilano in Hickory. My tattoo artist (for the areola) is Earleen Bennett in Asheville.
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Hey Ladies! I'm moving to NC this summer. I think around the Waynesville area. Can anyone recommend a great oncologist? I'm stage IV and so worried about changing oncologists!
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If you don't mind the drive, Dr Thomas Steffens in Concord is a great oncologist. He's been mine for 6 years and has taken really good care of me. I don't know how far it would be for you to drive, and I don't know how often you need to see your onc., especially being stage IV. Hes at Levine Cancer Institute at NothEast Medical Center.
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My oncologist is wonderful but it would be quite a drive from Waynesville area. Here is one in Asheville http://www.hopewcc.com/
I have heard pretty good things about this place.
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Thank you ladies for the info! Especially being that your both stage IV since 2008. I don't even care about the drive. Just want someone who will do everything possible to let me get my little one through high school!
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Hey Tammy, I have a boy in 10th grade, so I know how you feel. I see an oncologist at Sloan-Kettering in NYC every 3 months. I have an oncologist in my town that I visit if there is an immediate issue, and I see a palliative care doctor every month for pain management. So I agree with you that distance isn't very important except for times when you need daily or weekly treatment. Wishing you the best of health as you make your way east and beyond.
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NC born and bred. Just outside Charlotte NC. Stage IV.
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I'm glad I found this forum 'NC girls'. I'm living in Charlotte, NC. I just diagnosis last month. Dr. Sarantou is going to be my surgeon. I'm thinking going to have DIEP done. Dr. Sarantou has referred me to Dr. Clavin who is going to be my Plastic Surgeon. So glad to see some of you mention dr. Sarantou. However do you know or heard anything about Dr. Nicholas Clavin ??? Thanks ya'll!
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