That's good news Ron. I had not read your previous post but I too had bi
lateral breast cancer Stage 2 no lymph involvement! This all happened
17.2.06. My mastectomies were trouble free with not too much discomfort
only with the drains in for the week. I also had 3 months of chemo and had
my last treatment 24.8.06. So I celebrated my chemo free year last week.
Yes, I have moved forward and hopefully have seen the end of this disease.
I had follow up checks every 3 months for the first year and now have a
chest ultrasound every 6 months - next due in December. I now take
Arimidex
for the next 5 years as my tumours were estrogen and
progesterone positive.
Keep in touch and all the best to your daughter and families.
Mary E.
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>>I posted here over 3 months ago when our Daughter Dara was diagnosed
>> with bi-lateral stage 3 breast cancer. After 3 months of chemo,
>> yesterday, Dara had bi-lateral MODIFIED mastectomies & all went well.
>> Her doctors are very confident in her survivability. Repeated PET scans
>> had found no lymph gland involvement. We will move forward from here.
>> I want to thank you all for your input & encouragement @ a time when I
>> was "STUNNED. I want to especially thank Ann T. & Tim. GOD bless you
>> all..Ron
>
> Thanks for the update, Ron -- great to hear that everything's going so
> well. No positive nodes is good news. Speaking from experience, the
> mastectomies are relatively easy surgeries, and she's been through the
> toughest parts of treatment now (my opinion). Please feel free to visit
> us here if you have questions or just need to "talk".
>
> Best to you & family!
>
> Ann T.
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