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@perky2020 Thank you for your response. Happy cancerversary! It will be 10 years for me in May. Were you on Verzenio prior to Orserdu? I do not see that you were. My problem is that I was on Verzenio for two and a half years before being changed to Orserdu but since it failed me, my oncology team did not feel adding it back to Orserdu would be beneficial. A year ago when I was put on Orserdu adding Verzenio or doubling with any other drug was not the practice. My oncologist looked at adding Xeloda but that failed me in the past also. Things have changed and progressed in the cancer treatment world. I am gathering notes to discuss with my oncologist when I see her on the 13th and it should be an interesting conversation.

@birdsndognow thank you very much for all those Cancer movies references. I shall look for them. There's another cancer movie starring Helen Mirren and Kate Winslet. Its not about breast cancer but I saw those names snd thought, "Wow!! Thats a "must watch" movie. Sadly, it didn't live up to my expectations. Its slow and doesnt ever pick up momentum. Unlike "The big C".

@aj I also don't shy away from movies just voz they're a cancer story. I feel they keep me realistically grounded about my mortality.

@temerarious I love your Christmas tree journey. Beautiful 👍 ❤️

Love and hugs to all ❤️👍🙏🏻🤗

@rlschaller Happy New Year! Thanks for your well wishes for myself and my family. I ‘m happy to say my nephew is doing pretty good physically anyway not so much cognitively but hoping with therapy that will improve.We are so grateful that he is improving! I hope you enjoyed your winter break and I’m guessing you’ll be returning to work soon. As for me I’m trying to steer clear of all the colds and viruses running rampant in NJ right now. Seems like everyone around me has a touch of something. I have managed to get my outside walks in as long as it’s not too windy. I love being out in the cold fresh air when the sun is out like today, was nice!

Thinking of you Rita ❤️

@nini69 I only made it 3 months and am now on Enhertu. I would have been happy to stay on Truqap for 16 months or more. Somehow, the insurance situation was effed for Truqap, but I would have figured it out because it was worth it to stay on something that was pill only with minimal SE's. (I never got close to diabetes). I'm on Enhertu now, which has been proven to be very effective for many people. But it's got a chemo component, I have no hair, I have a port, and I go in every three weeks for infusions. I hope your pill regimen continues to work for you.