How are people with liver mets doing?
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Piggy,
Thanks for that clarification of both points! Looks like I would fit the criterion. The wash-out period is long, 21 days, which makes me nervous. Let's hope they have a lot of sites once they open it up.
Gives me a reason to stay off of Eribulin for my next treatment. Says prior chemo "should have" included an Anthracycline, i.e., Doxil. Haven't been on that. My two chemos have been Xeloda and Abraxane. Don't know if they would count Trodelvy as a chemo since it is an ADC that delivers a chemo payload.
Hugs, Susan
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My counts were up enough to get chemo yesterday. Neupogen shots worked. So, I’ve finished my second cycle of Navelbine.
Also, my car should be fixed this afternoon and it was only a minor problem. PTL
I’m sure looking forward to my off week with NO car problems.
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That's good news, Grannax!
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Hi all. I'm in the hospital. My bilirubin continues to climb since my stent placement and today is an astounding 13! They tell me I'm in liver failure, so it appears I'm coming to the end of my journey with MBC. I got the talk today. I don't feel awfully bad. I'm on Piqray again and not willing to give up the fight just yet unless I can't tolerate it anymore. Thank you all for listening and the insight given in this thread. Sorry to be a Debbie downer today. Hugs to you all. I will keep checking in periodically.
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Bliss58- God bless you and keep you. Post when you can. Gentle hug.
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Bliss omgosh please DONT EVER APOLOGIZE or call yourself a DEBBY DOWNER you are not at all!!!! You are so brave and calm what an exceptional woman you are !!!! I don't think I could sound so brave and sweet and have always helped me with my stuff thank you. I truly admire you . I just prayed for you! huge hugs !!!!!!! Praying the bilirubin comes down !!!!!
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Bliss..I am thinking positive and hope your team can get that bilirubin down. Once you get stable, maybe you can check out Enhertu?
You are NOT a Debby Downer. You are a courageous woman who is sharing her story. We are here.
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Bliss, Adding my wishes for your bilirubin to come down and the stent to help your liver. I’m glad you’re feeling ok. 🌺
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Bliss, I’m so sorry. My thoughts are with you and am also praying the bilirubin comes back down. Sending gentle hugs
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Bliss -saying prayers they get your bilirubin under control and get back to treating your MBC! There are still some drugs and some trials available to you. Don't throw in that towel yet. You will never be a Debbie downer. Let’s toss that name out. You are so loved and we care so much. Hold on and let's pray this turns around. Sending you hugs and hugs and hugs and hugs
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Bliss you are in my thoughts. I hope your levels decrease.
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Bliss- thinking of you, big hugs- hoping for a turn around in all this.
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Bliss, I am praying for you and hoping your medical team can get the bilirubin under control and your liver can begin to recover. MBC is a difficult, unpredictable disease. My thoughts remain with you.
Hugs and prayers from, Lynne
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Bliss, I'm holding you in my heart and wishing you peace and comfort in whatever lies ahead.
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Bliss,
Praying for you that things turn around. You are a very brave person and I hope you are at peace.
Bev
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Bliss, I'm right there with everyone else in your prayer circle, surrounding you with love, hope and support. You've done your best to fight this beast we call MBC. Yet, there may be something else to help you. If not, you did NOT lose your battle with MBC. You used every source available to you through these years. Hoping for God's grace for you and your family during this difficult time.
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Bliss, that took courage to post and it takes courage to see this to the end, with pride in what youve achieved these last six years with mbc. Just know that all your sisters here are thinking of you which ever path you have to walk down from this point. Best wishes.
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Bliss
It’s great that you feel ok. You are such an inspiration. I am praying your liver recovers and you have many more years to keep the fight against MBC. We are here for you to vent, share and connect. Hugs
Dee
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Bliss, I'm hoping for a big turn-around for you. It can happen. But no matter what, I hope you will picture us all around you offering love, support, and respect.
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Bliss: I just checked in to this thread. I am so sorry. I hope your bilirubin goes down and your liver begins recovering. We all wish you peace and comfort. What a cruel disease MBC is.
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Hi Bliss, I just saw your post. I just wanted to say that I'm sending prayers and all my good wishes your way. I hope you continue to feel as well as possible, and I'm glad you're not feeling awfully bad right now. Don't ever worry about being a Debbie Downer. Thanks for keeping us posted.
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Bliss, Thanks for taking the time to let us know what's going on with you. You absolutely are not a Debbie Downer! You're just communicating your situation. I'm hoping that the fact that you aren't feeling too bad is a hopeful sign. I will be praying that things turn around for you! Hugs!
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Bliss, you are in my prayers.
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Thank you all so very, very much for your love and support. I really feel it and appreciate you all so much.
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Hi bliss,
I am so sorry to hear about your situation. Come what may, I wish you ease and peace.
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Dear Bliss, stent should be starting to work. In no way it is the end of your journey with MBC! You are in my prayers - sun will come out after the storm. Sincerest hugs, Saulius
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Bliss, I am sure you understand you are not a Debvie Downer.
I can see how you could feel like one - feeling disappointed in yourself in even considering to accept the end.
It is great that you are not in pain as that is what we all are afraid of I believe.
You know it is not over until it's over and at some point it is over for all of us.
Thank you for being an inspiration.
Wishing you in the best case scenario turning it around and finding medication that works; in worst one to be happy for your remaining days/months.
Warmest of hugs
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Bliss,
You are not a Debbie Downer at all. This disease is unpredicatable.
I'm sending all the positive vibes I can for your Bili to decrease and that you can continue treatment.
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Bliss, praying for the best possible outcome for you. May love and healing surround you.
Gentle hugs x
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Bliss, you are in my thoughts and I’m giving your arm a gentle squeeze of support. This is the one place you should feel safe to say anything that’s on your mind and to know that we support you and love you just as you are. Hang in there sweet sister.
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