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Re: Debating continuing Letrozole after 2 years
I understand and appreciate what you are going through. You have done so well to have completed four years on it.
I have been in touch with two thoughtful oncologists . They agree that the side effects of Letrozole are very disagreeable. They also agree that not enough research has been directed towards invasive lobular cancers in Stage I and II.
After long discussions I have decided to follow their advice about switching to Tamoxifen and giving that a go. Wish me luck!!
I sincerely hope that you will get an appointment soon in the NHS,a system I worked in for 8 years...those were great years then!
I hope you get a chance to discuss alternatives with your oncologist. Do try to finish year 5.
Re: So...whats for dinner?
Reader, What a beautiful garden to walk in.
Carole, Your mom's recipe sounds delicious and very adaptable. Those family recipes bring back many memories.
Minus, I hope you enjoy whatever you decide to make tomorrow.
Dinner tonight was chile with corn replacing the beans on rice.
Re: how about drinking?
We just sent DH's youngest brother all of their mom's 1930s cut crystal. It is beautiful but I'm terrified to use it and break it. The brother wants to give it to his daughter as she's turning 30 and finally into family heirlooms.
Re: Stage 1 IDC without any hormone treatment after surgery?
AliceBastable: Thank you for the quick response. My 1st MO walked into the room without preview my medical history, she only looked at computer for pathology report and said will call me when Oncotype DX out. A week later, after read Oncotype DX report, she prescribed me Letrozole. I emailed her about side effects of bone loss and joint pain, she never replied. My second MO previewed my medical history before talking to me, prescribed Arimidex. When asked SEs, she said SEs is reversible and let me try Arimidex first. From what I read, some other SEs might be reversible, but bone loss is permanent.
