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Double mastectomy 7 years ago. New 1-2 cm cancerous lump found on breast and also in three sentinel nodes have all been removed. Same cancer (EST+, HER2- ). Having more surgery next week to remove 1st and 2nd level nodes. After surgery, my oncologist is prescribing Doxorubicin and Cyclophosphamide every two weeks for 4…
Hi! I was diagnosed with low grade, multifocal IDC and finished treatment about a year ago. I was lucky and didn't need chemo (oncotype # 18), so did lumpectomy and radiation and have been taking tamoxifen. I noticed a lymph node on my neck had been swollen for a few months, so I went back to my doctor and was sent for a…
Hello! Welcome! We are done with Stage IV, moving on and planning to staying healthy for a long time. We're Stage V (Which is not dead. We're doing fine, ready to live with this beast.) This is the American Cancer Society/NCI consensus on exercise for cancer patients. * 150 minutes/week moderate-intense aerobic exercise or…
I'm doing the Firm Cardio Step mix and will walk the dog for a mile later today. Lorrie
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