5 year survivors, post your screen name here!
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Shanda1111. Congrats on the 14 years, but sad to read you are now having to do treatments again. Best wishes for NED or remission asap.
dsgirl
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ruthbru....thanks. Was it your decision to only do 5 years or your Docs? I'm hoping to only do 5 but hear 10 might be recommended.
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Nash, I will PM you.
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Forgot to post here!
Five years and a month from surgery. Five years and 3 months from diagnosis. Chemo 4 AC/T DD plus 5 weekly Carboplatin (because BRCA2+), Exemestane (5th year) BMX, PBSO
ER+ PR (weakly positive) Her2- Luminal B IDC; 1.4 cm 0/1 node, no LVI, Grade 3, Oncoscore 39, BRCA2+, Stage 1A
Ruthbru - I am interested in your answer too. Coming up on completing 5 years and my MO has given me no definitive answer on extending time on AI.
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5 years in August 2016. IDC, Stage 1b, Grade 1. Lumpectomy and 33 Rads treatments. Oncotype score was 11.Tamoxifen for 5 years. Oncologist said no extension on the Tamoxifen. Yea!
Diane
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Congratulations to QuinnCat and Edwards750 on the 5 years.
Love to read the good news.
dsgirl
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I don't remember seeing this thread back in October when on October 11 I had my 5 yr! Seeing topics like this are what helped get me through the rough parts.
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Iam glad that you are free cancer. That is a blessing, congrats. 😊🌸🌺Iam taking letrozole and before that I was with anastrazole. I am trying to not quiet but my body is very painful. I do not know if is better to change to Tamoxifen. I had a Doble mastectomy, because I was with a lump 1 cm in my right breast. BRCA2 gen and ER +. No quimo or radio. I want to know how yo deal with the medicine. Thank you. 😊🌸
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5 years out ... finished Tamoxifen one week ago and will start Letrozole on June 5 for 5 years ....have to admit I am feeling a bit scared with the thought of the s/e. I am feeling better already after one week without Tamoxifen
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Saw my MO yesterday. She said the research says not much extra benefit for more than 5 years on AIs, though if one is a nervous Nelly like me, I might have a psychological benefit of staying on for another year (I have no evident SEs on exemestane except thinning hair on top which she did say would reverse once off the AI - really?). She did start me on Prolia shots, every 6 months, as they appear to help prevent bone mets.
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Celebrating 5 years!
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Celebrated 5 years last August!
Diane
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Celebrating 5 years from dx today. So thankful to still be here!
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celebrating 8 years breast 20 years Fallopian tube cancer
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Ladies
You all give us so much hope, While I have my weak moments I will not let BC take me down. I have 3 grandbabies I have every interntion to be around for .
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You are all such a great inspiration! Big love to you all!
--The Mods
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6 years in July! Hallelujah!
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I'm here 6 years out! Doing well and exercising regularly. For those in the Northwest, check out Team Survivor Northwest for exercise groups of all levels and types of exercise!
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Will be 13 years 10/19
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9 years out this past week. Life is good and most days I don't think about breast cancer!
Leslie
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Congratulations everyone, I am well into year 5, been off AI drugs for a while still have some residual side effects nothing too bad.
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10 years this last February; doing great, feeling fantastic, and very, very, very grateful every single day!
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5 years since Dx in Jan so half way into year 6
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Five years today
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Bumping this thread, we need to here from survivors its so important
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Really thankful for all the posts here. Keep coming back! Wish more profiles included a diagnosis. My cancer was hormone negative and there doesn't seem to be many of those posting here.
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so nice to hear about all the people still NED.
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5 years out on June 20th !! Really enjoying life, healthy and happy---LOVE this website, THANK-YOU ONE AND ALL
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I agree, Pipandor, wish more -er/-pr Her2+ would post.
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Same here Pinpandor. I'm triple negative. Would love to hear from some of those gals. Though I've been told that once most people get a couple of years under their belt, they tend to fall off of this sight. I'm at 19 months and counting.
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