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Just hit 5 years. I will be done with Tamoxifen the end of this month! Hooray!
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Thanks Alice for your encouraging reply.
Any other her2 positives out there that hit the 5 or more years mark? Thank
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Hello Margun and any other HER2 positive ladies out there
There are lots of us HER2 positive ladies out here and living large. Have a look at the HER2 positive page and survivors such as Ms Phil or Denny.
They helped me when I was diagnosed in 2012 by offering hope based on life and living. Maybe now I can offer you that hope too?
My darlings, will you come back when you can and offer hope to future survivors too?
Love
Alice x
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Hi ladies. Anyone here who did bilateral Goldilocks mastectomy.? I have a hard mass in my healthy breast ( also undergone Goldilocks) since the drains were out. When in January 2920I asked to my plastic surgeon about it, he said probably is the fat is dying but it is harmless.The thing is that hard mass is still there and seems to ne gets bigger and sometimes causes discomfort . My mammogram was postponed to June due to Covid19. I wanted at least confirm my plastic surgeons hypothesis that is harmless hardened fat.
I like to know if you noticed such thing in your breasts constructed by Goldilocks méthode or even with other méthode using your own tissues and fat and if it went away by itself with time?
Thanks
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Thsizit7 DX 3/201
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Approaching year 5 in 4 months! Jinx27. Was 27 at diagnosis!
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Five years on April 20. Was 38 when diagnosed.
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Today is 5 years for me!! I never posted here but read constantly after I was diagnosed! Grateful to all the members who offered encouragement and hope! I was 38, with three young kiddos. Stage 2B, surgery, chemo, rads and feeling great! Thankful to God for each and every day I get to praise Him for His goodness and faithfulness in the valleys and on the mountain top.
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Congratulations on five years everyone! Woo hoo! It feels great!
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It was five years for me on February 23.
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Welcom to year six SoulShine!!
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I reached my 5 year mark in March of this year and I’m still doing good. I have only had cancer in my Lymph nodes so far, that is until my pet scan 2 weeks ago. Now there is suspicious uptake in my left lung, a new Slightly enlarged lymph node sub pectoral, and a small cluster of Lymph nodes in the left mediastinal area next to my windpipe. I have had a cough for several weeks, I thought it was allergies. I was tested for corona virus, flu, antibodies, because I ran a fever for one day. They were all negative. Istart on the new Enhertu drug on the 18th of this month! I am excited because the results so far have been great for most people!
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thsizit, congratulations on five years! Glad you are excited to start Enhertu, wishing you good results.
Hugs,
Rebecca
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I had bmx and reconstruction, 10 months ago. The reconstruction is donewith my own tissue My left healthy breast had longer time to heel and had harden area after the secretions from tubes was stoped. My plastic surgeon in my January appointment said that it is probably .the fat is dying and it is harmless. However, since the the garden mass grew and sometimes causes discomfort. I was waiting my mammogram in zapril to confirm the idea of my plastic surgeon but the appointment is postponed to June due to Covid. I like to know if anyone is experienced such problem and if it went away or not. There is anything I can do to make it go away?
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Today is my 5 year cancer-free anniversary. (I count by the day the cancer was physically removed from my body.)
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Woo hoo Summer Angel! Congrats! Celebrate!
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Thanks, farmerlucy!
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TADA!
Today marks my 20th Cancerversary 😊
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Wow! That is awesome. Congratulations!!!!!
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SoCalLisa, congratulations. As my husband and I say to each other on our anniversaries, "Well, what do you think? Shall we try for another ___ years?" This year was 32 years, so we're going to try for another 32 years. If it doesn't work out, then we'll call it quits. haha
20 years is quite a milestone. Here's to another 20!
Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving!
Carol
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soCalLisa- congratulations for thé 20 years milestone!
Sunshine- am I reading correctly? 32 years cancer survivre? Wow
Are there here any triple positive ladies with such accomplishments
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Congratulations Lisa! 🎊🎉🎈🎊🎉🎈
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Margun, sorry I wasn't clear about that. I've been married for 32 years. I was "cancer free" for 12 years, but now have mets to my spine, ribs, hip and femur. I'm hoping treatment will buy me a few more years. Life is good and I'm grateful for each day!
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Sunshine. I hope new medicationsthat come out everyday will give you many many good years. In this site there is a lady that is doing well with stage 4 cancer for18 years and still going strong. All the best to you.
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Congrats, So Cal Lisa! I hit 5 years in April, but am looking forward to completing 10 years since I had a high BCI score. Can't wait to quit the AI drugs.
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I am taking letrozole for 1 yeari had joint pain but was manageable. But a few data ago my thumb gets stack or snap to straighten. Something have to straighten my thumb with my other hand. It is trigger finger sign? It will go away by itself? I am scared because this affect my hand functions. I am taking letrozole for a bit more than a year and I hope this is not a sign that my joins will malfunction one after another. Any advice how make it better. There is anyone who's trigger finger got better over a short time?
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I'll inject a little humor here, if that's OK. Margun thought I had been cancer free for 32 years, but that how long I've been married. I adore my husband and we love to laugh together - even about cancer. What else are we to do?
With regard to my pain from the bone mets, we both joke that I've had this pain in my a$$ or in my neck for 32 years now, and IT WON'T GO AWAY!!!
Laughter is the best medicine, right?
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Sunshine- it is a blessing to stay in love and adore your husband after 32 years of marriage. I hope you continue laugh with your husband for many many years to come.
I also hope that is possible stay 32 and even more years alive after diagnosis and even reach to a very old age and dye from being old and not from cancer. I ho there are such cases but we do not know about them.
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Six years for me....life is good
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hello everyone
Its my mothers 10th year from diagnosis she is doing really great with no recurranc
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