5 year survivors, post your screen name here!
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Five years today !!
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Congratulations Wenweb!!
Have a fantastic day
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Hello,
My mother is now a 21 year cancer survivor. First in 1993 stage 3 ,IN 2007 - In the neck , In 2012 in right lung , In 2014 now battling with liver and bone mets. This site is fabulous with fabulous people and I pray everyone finds strength to battle this buggers.
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thanks to all who are posting these great years of Stage IV survivors. I was diagnosed Stage 4 in 2011 and never thought I would see five years. My daughter was 9 months at the time and now she is 4! My son is going to be 7! These stories are very inspiring!!!!! Thanks!!!!
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My cancer type was very mild and very treatable. I was given the option of the large lumpectomy. This was a shock to me at 37. The tumor type can come back worse if there is a reoccurrence. This is why I chose the lumpectomy. There has been no reoccurrence. I have gone through at least four MRI's and each one has shown that things are fine. My last mammogram also was good. It was a journey to come through the large physical change at a young age. My situation is much milder than some others, but I am a survivor. -
We are blown away and so thrilled with the amount of members continuing to celebrate here!!! You are all incredible inspirations to us all! This thread makes us smile every time. CONGRATS to you each!!
Warmly,
Your Mods
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Not sure if I replied to this but here I am 5 years out !!!Thank you BCO !!
hugz Cheryl
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Congrats Cheryl!!
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Congratulations Cheryl:)
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Can't believe how quickly these 5 years have flown by....thank you BCO for offering so much sharing and advice.
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I'm still cancer free after 9 years!!!! Yay for us!
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Cheryl, Collie and Sige CONGRATS to each of you too!!!! Wonderful inspiration!
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Hi Cheryl, Collie and Sige
As a relatively newbie (was diagnosed in April this year) reading your stories are truly inspirational. I am feeling pretty much terrified at the moment. Have you done anything different in terms of diet and exercise since treatment has finished?
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My five years came in September. Yeh, no more medicine. Continue to enjoy my family, friends, and life.
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Webstertoo
Congratulations, and I like your comment "Continue to enjoy my family, friends and life.
dsgirl
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Fantastic news Webstertoo, long may you continue to enjoy your family friends and life:)
I wish the same for you too dsgirl - congratulations on your five years!
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Oct 6, 2009 date of diagnosis.
October 30, 2009 cancerversary 5 years
December 31, 2014 can stop taking Femara for good.
Thank you for this wonderful site of breascancer.org. You were there when I needed you.
Hugs,
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Congratulations rongt 1! You made it! And all those surgeries too. I hope you are healing fast from the last one, which was only a few weeks ago - you go girl. You get to see 2015 in with no AI:)
I love this site too and all you fantastic people.
Big hugs:)
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I have read all 620 posts...and I thank each and everyone of you for taking the time to post your encouraging words. I am a newbie (lump on 9/25/14) and I am on the emotional roller coaster ride of my life. Just had my cancer removed and I am already worrying about when it will come back. After surgery I was told clear margins and no node involvement, but my post-op is this Tuesday and I'm afraid there will be some surprise from the path report.
It amazes me what all of you have been through and how positive you sound...again I thank you so much taking the time to encourage all of us who are just starting this crazy, scary journey.
xoxo
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You are all an amazing inspiration -- as evidenced by Nash's grateful post above!
Thank you all so much for sharing and giving hope to so many newbies!!!
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Hi Nash54 I hope you get good news on Tuesday(tomorrow?). I remember being where you are now, and how horrible it is, so have a big hug while you are waiting:)
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5 years out and I hit 40!
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Such absolutely fantastic news, BlondeDoris!!
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Had my follow-up today....and no surprises. Such a relief. I will begin internal radiation in 2-3 weeks. I shall sleep well tonight....last night was a bit restless.
Thanks songbird68 for your kind words.
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Five years this past May!!
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All these confirmations are wonderful and makes being a Mod so much more enjoyable to read such great news. Thank you for posting as it helps everyone on here.
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Fantastic News Nash54! I'm so happy for you and hope you got that good nights sleep at last:)
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14 years sincebreast cancer! -
Congrats Sacnaillady!!!!! Thanks for sharing.
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Hi Sanaillady
That is wonderful to hear. Gives us terrified newbies (was diagnosed 6 months ago - just finished chemo) hope for the future. If you don't mind me asking, was your BC hormone positive?
Thanks
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