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Cocker, praying for your healing. Please use us as your faithful research team if you ever want to outsource that chore
do you have a treatment plan in place? Appropriate anxiety meds for now? What is your next step? Xoxoxoxo
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Annie, I felt an urge to stop in here, and now I know why. I'm so sorry to hear your news, there are just no words to express or soothe the pain you must be in right now. I will pray hard for you and your family and I'm sending you love.
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Cocker - words fail me. So sorry to hear your news. My heart is with you and your loving family x
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Allydp - great to hear that you're scan was clear. I bet you're sleeping better, what a relief. I hope they get to the bottom of the weight loss for you soon. X
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Annie,
I am so so saddened by your news. I can only imagine how overwhelmingly scary and difficult a time this might feel for you and your family. I want you to know how much we all love you here and support whatever you choose to do as you find out more information. Annie you emulate love and I am sending what love and support I can to hold you and your family through this. Love you.
Sylvia I don't often come back her but felt a need to check in. I am glad to hear that you have remained a force on this board as you were when I was active 5 years ago.
Allydp I am happy to hear your news. We face our fears, joys and sadness together here.
Amw5 how are you doing? I know you are early on in this journey and it is hard to get all the info you need, but everyone here will do their best to support you.
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Hi, I am new to the site. I live in Knoxville TN. I don't know about you guys but I have been struggling with my weight since being on the AI's. I came across a study on
the Forum: Day-to-Day Matters, Clinical Trials, Research Studies, etc., about a Phenomenological Investigation of Post-Breast Cancer Weight Management and actually contacted the researcher. She was very nice and understanding (a breast cancer survivor too). Studies are a good way to let our voices be heard.
Kat
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renzkay55, we are TN and not on ALs but I did see that post last night.
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Cocker when you kick me in the gut you do it well. That's twice now you've knocked the wind out of me! What the hell do I say that hasn't already been said by your throngs of supporters? Some are angry. Some are shocked. Some are saddened. Some are scared. Some, like me, are all of the above. But let me say this. You have an ARMY of friends, prayer warriors, supporters, researchers and allies in your upcoming battle. I'm sure I speak for the group when I say we wish you were closer geographically so we could be more than "cyber support". You be strong! WE will get through this! "The safest place in the world is right in the center of God's will." ~ Mike Pence
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Cocker - I have no words, only my heartfelt desire to hug you and comfort you and your family!
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Annie, my friend, you have my love and concern while you face the unimaginable. As you can read in all these posts, you are loved and appreciated here on TN. I hope you feel all the warm wishes and hugs. I always thought I'd make it to NZ and Australia, but cancer got in the way. But at least I got to know you. Love to you, your dear husband, your daughters, and grandchildren. Jan
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Cocker, it's heartbreaking to read your update. One more hug coming your way, and many more prayers. As someone else mentioned, can a partial lung resection be a possibility? I've seen several women on these boards who have had one. To find these women and learn about their stories, you can type in lung resection in the search bar and see what members come up. Also, as someone mentioned, can you get a 2nd opinion once you have more information on proposed treatment plan? Oh I'm so upset to hear your news ... I also prayed with the prayer that someone posted. PS - Ladies, sorry I keep referring to everyone as someone .... if I flip back to check out the names, then my message disappears!
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Been lurking and reading along for several days/weeks. I am having trouble finding the right words to express my thoughts.
My dear Annie, I am so sorry that this is happening to you. My heart is with you always. Your posts here on the TN thread have been honest, funny, uplifting and inspiring to all of us. You helped to make us all feel like a family. So as it goes with families....we stick together to help you and to hold you up when you need it most. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Sending gentle hugs to you and your "real" family. Please know that you are well loved.
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Paintingmywaythru - Good morning dear. I feel so much better this morning. (((hugs))) The support and information here are awesome!
Good morning my dear sweet pink sisters. Thanks for all of the prayers and the love that you gave and showed me on my first day of chemotherapy. I truly appreciate each one of you. I was quite tired afterwards and a wee bit nauseous. Plenty of anti nausea meds were given to me (through my port) before chemotherapy started. Once my chemotherapy drugs (ac) were administered to me, I began to get so tired. Once I got home, I began my resting. I've always drank plenty of water, and I still do (along with a some ginger ale here and there as needed). My taste buds are gone for now, but I will still eat foods that are kind to my tummy, get in a great amount of water and sip on some ginger ale as needed) I will also take my prescribed meds. I believe in God. He's been so good to me. I will continue to pray for all of us. Please stay strong.
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Cocker/Annie,
Praying.
Much love,
Marsha
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Annie, holding you so close. know that we are here for you, day or night. While the Internet has been the tool to bring us together, the reality of geography has never been more clear.....if I could I would be right by your side. But instead I have you here in my heart, mind, prayers.
Ally, hoping you get to the bottom of the weight loss/immune stuff . Are they thinking something like lupus? Hugging you tight.
All the friends here, love to you
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oh cocker I am heartsick reading your post as my tears fall on my keyboard. This disease is so unfair. I wish I could find the right words to comfort but there are none. It just sucks. I just want to put my arms around you and give you a great big hug.
Ally I am glad you got good news of sorts. I hope your primary can work with you to stabilize the weight loss. I lost a lot after treatment due to eating less and I contribute some to going thru premature menopause. I feel since treatment I have lost so much bone density and muscle tone. I am now trying to add strengthening exercise and weights to my workouts my weight loss has evened off in the last 2 months.
Hanging there my fellow tn ladies. We are all in this together. For everyone.
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Annie:
There are just no words - none - to relay the sadness and anger that I feel after having read you latest post. Such an ugly, insidious disease in that one just never knows how or when it might ambush us yet again. Please know that I am holding you close to my heart and praying for you.
Love and strength to you Annie, and to your family, as you face this battle and all the fear and uncertainty it brings with it.
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Way to go amw5 on attacking with your first chemo today!!!! you are doing the right thing by resting , drinking lots of fluids, and keeping strong. I will be rooting for you to keep your strength up as you complete your chemo regimen!!
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georgia61 - Thx so very very much. (((hugs)))
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amw5, I am supporting you as you begin this fight to regain your good health . stay strong, you can do this
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amw5 sending you support and gentle hugs as you start your journey.
cocker, words cannot not express my sorrow at your news. know that we are here to support you however we can.
Val
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Thx so much ladies.
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Hello ladies,
Where's everyone? This thread did not move for two days. Why?
Cocker, what's the news about you?
Cathytoo???
Meadow???
Anyone???
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Hello
I'm here. Had my follow up with surgeon, says all looks good. Lymphedema therapy is really helping me a lot.
i hope all are ok. Cocker you are in my thoughts. Sending a virtual hug.
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Hi Gina,
How are you doing?Three days after my fourth AC and
The fatigue is worse.Thankfully Icam eating better.
I took a three hour nap today.Talk to you soon.
Rhonda
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Hi Gina....
Busy, busy, busy‼️ What's up with you
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Rhonda, are you finished with AC now? What's next for you?
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Starting November 30th weekly Taxol and Carboplatin.
Rhond
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