Well getting ready for bed. Need to move my water bottle so I don't accidentally take a sip. Nerves are starting to set in but I just have to keep moving forward. I'll post again when I can.
Later all
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11 years ago
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My Journey of being diagnosed with Breast Cancer and the day to day dealing with it. I am starting this blog to keep a record of the journey as well as to make it easier for people to follow if they wish.
Abreviations
BS - Breast Surgeon
PS - Plastic Surgeon
GYN - Gyn Surgeon
BMX - Bilateral Mastectomy
BC - Breast Cancer
OOPH - Oophorectomy (ovary and tube removal)
PS - Plastic Surgeon
GYN - Gyn Surgeon
BMX - Bilateral Mastectomy
BC - Breast Cancer
OOPH - Oophorectomy (ovary and tube removal)
Cancer Specifications
Stage 1b; IDC 1.3 cm.; Areas of DCIS identified; No node involvement.
ER+ 100%; PR+ 85%; Her-; Grade 3; ONCO score 41
BMX on 5/24/10.
Reconstruction with free tram flap.
Start Chemo 7/22/10;
Dose Dense A/C x 4 every other week; T x 4 every other week.
ER+ 100%; PR+ 85%; Her-; Grade 3; ONCO score 41
BMX on 5/24/10.
Reconstruction with free tram flap.
Start Chemo 7/22/10;
Dose Dense A/C x 4 every other week; T x 4 every other week.
Important Dates
- March 23 2010 - Breast Cancer (BC) Diagnosis
- April 15 2010 - BRCA+1 - Diagnosis
- May 24 2010 - Surgery Bilateral Masetomy (BMX)
- July 22 2010 - Start Chemo
- Jan/Feb 11 - Oophorectomy
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98. still around11 years ago
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Found your blog on the breastcancer.org site. We had surgery on the same day! I hope all went well for you. I had a lumpectomy 3 weeks ago and they didn't get clear margins. Also had sentinel node biopsy (just as a precaution!) and found cancer in 3 out of 9 nodes. Decided to go ahead with the mx (left side only). It was a VERY difficult decision for me! I will make recon decisions next year after chemo and possibly radiation. So far I am doing ok--just awkwardly lopsided!
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Tina