How old were you?
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I was 46 when diagnosed in June of 05. Doing great!
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I was 45 when diagnosed Sept. 06. I am now 46 and halfway done with rads.
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I was 42 diagnosed November 2004.With reoccurance last aug.
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I am 46 diagnosed in Dec. '06.
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I am 42 and was diagnosed 4 months ago. Did a double mastectomy at the end of March. No chemo, no rads.
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60 DX 12/15/06
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Diagnosed at 30 years old with Stage 1 and recently again at 34 years old with Stage IV one met to rib. Always the youngest in the waiting room :-(
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I was 41 when dx 15 years ago.
Anyone from Aussie Forum here?...they're trying to find out my age! ..lol
jezza -
I was 49 when dx, March of 2006, lumpectomy in May 06 then chemo (CEF), rads finished Dec 28, 06.
Barb -
I turned 50 on 7/31 ... mammo on 8/23 same year was the first suspicious one ever ... but i've truly come to think it was a good thing in many, many ways
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I was 37 when diagnosed April 3, 07, Left side mastectomy April 6th, turned 38 on the 14th what a birthday present. Start Chemo tomorrow, Monday.
CindyKS -
I was 43 , October 2005. Lumpectomy, chemo, radiation, and now on Arimidex. Stage 1, IDC
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I was 38, dx'd March 1991...stage 1 no nodes.
Round #2 Fall of 20006 New primary other breast, stage 1 no nodes. -
I was diagnosed for the first time in January 2000 at the age of 45 and then again in 2003 at the age of 48. Funny thing was in 1999 when I had my mammo they picked up the cancer did a core biopsy and told me it was benign, by the time my mammo came around in 2000 it had spread throughout the whole breast and they finally figured it out by doing an excisional biopsy. Glad I never missed a mammo.
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I am 37, dx 4/07, stage iv at initial diagnosis, mets to bones.
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I was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2007 at the age of 42.It was caught just in time. It did not spread through my body and bones. Considering I had just had my first mamagram when I found out about the lump in my right breast,I was lucky it is treatable and curable. I will be done with chemo in August 2007,then I will have a lumpectomy,and then radiation. I am halfway there and I feel good.
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I was 42 - January 2006. Stage 2 IDC, 2+ nodes, grade 3. Had lumpectomy, re-excision (?) for margins, 4 A/C, 4 Taxol, 32 rads. Currently taking tamoxifen. Found it myself in the shower. I am now 43 1/2.
Had an ooph in July 2007, switched to Femara, turned 44.
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I was 45. Dx Sept. 25, 2006. IDC Stage 2, grade 2, 1.3 cm, er+, pr+, her2-,1 pos node, lumpectomy, chemo 4AC and 4 Taxol dose dense, rads 33 (have done 22 of them), Tamoxifen. Now 46.
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I was diagnosed 6 weeks after turning 40. Went in for my baseline mammo, asymptomatic, and got a callback for calcifications...the rest is history. Diagnosed w/DCIS and preparing for bilateral mast. in June. I didn't want much attention paid to turning 40, but after all I've been through this year, I'm thinkin' about having a party when I turn 41 to celebrate making it through the year!
Mary -
I was 48 at diagnosis - Oct. 16th, 2006. I had a breast reduction and my plastic surgeon found my 1.7 cm. tumour... The mammogram and breast ultrasound in June, 2006 showed nothing. It was quite a shock... but luckily caught early. Breast MRI before the mastectomy showed another tumour in the "bad" breast - it was 1.0 cm.
Finished FEC-T (FEC and Taxotere) on May 10th, feeling tired but okay, will start Herceptin on June 7, 2007 - every 3 weeks for a year.
caya -
20 days early from 38th birthday. Found lump myself. Stage 2 due to size,no family hx, no lymph nodes involve, her2+, so herceptin for 1 year as well, ACT for 4 month. They should change mamo baseline to be done when you turn 30 instead of 40 due to increase of BC at early age...
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42 years old (dx'd on my fraternal twin sisters wedding anniversary - sigh). Saw lump peripherally while casually stretching in front of my vanity mirror. Had mammo at 36 in 2001 when gyn felt a small lump but was told it was nothing. Can't help but wonder now. Couldn't have a mammo at 40 due to being pregnant and then needed to wait until I was done nursing. Had started weaning my daughter when I saw the lump ... never nursed again after I saw it. Wish I would have known I'd never nurse her again when it was the last time.
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I am 55 years old and had right breast removed on Jan. 4, 2007. Still doing chemo (done with first two drugs now getting Taxotere along with Decadron every 3 weeks) Doc didn't want to give me all three at once because of nausea. Needle slipped out last treament with Taxotere, now I have a chemical burn on my lower left arm near my wrist Only have 2 treatments left YAY! (no breast cancer history on either side of my family) God bless you ladies!! Sorry for babbling...
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LL6 -
I was diagnosed with DCIS in the R breast 4/06 at the age of 27, and had a bilateral mastectomy to prevent a recurrence.
It was a good try, but in 4/07 at the age of 28 I was diagnosed with 1.1 cm IDC recurrence on the R chest wall. Now I'm doing 4 DD A/C followed by 4 DD Taxol followed by 6 weeks of radiation.
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I am 27 and was diagnosed in April 2007
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Hi joanne, how are you doing i see you were diagnosed at 29, i was just diagnosed and i'm 27. This thing is hitting younger and younger women.
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I am 43 and was dx January 16, 2007. Had Bilat mast witrh TRAM flap recons Feb 2. Stage 1 grade 1 no nodes no chemo, no rads, strong family history, BRCA 1 BRCA 2 both negative. sister was 47 when dx August 2006. Stage 3.
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I was 38, Stage IV. I am 41 now.
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37. Found the lump at the end of January 2007, mammo on April 18, core biopsy May 3, diagnosed May 4 with rb mastectomy on May 9th. Waiting to start chemo.
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