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things to buy in dept store
Lets shop in department store like Wally World. I will start and next person start with last letter of my word.. Curlers
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4 Letter Word Game
Hi Ladies, It is time to add a four letter word game. I received an email of a forwarded scrabble game. The game started with a four letter word and kept changing by one letter. I like playing here much better. Get your 4 letter words ready. First word: Word
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Fun Game -- 5 Letters Become a Sentence
Leave five letters and the next person will make a sentence out of it. Like ILRWS becomes I love running with scissors. Or Ill Llamas rarely welcome snacks. Next up is WCLFE
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This word reminds me of....
It is basically a word association game. I will post the first word, the next person posts what that word reminds them of and so on. First word 'Snow'
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Word Ladder - Part Two
Since the original word ladder has some technical difficulties, Sharon50 has asked that I start it up again. (Could it be a ploy to get around a six-letter word from scarabs? ) Here's a new old game, ladies I will try to guide you if it gets off track 1. Start with a 3 letter word. 2. The next person adds a letter to make…
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foods to get in grocery store
Foods to buy in grocery store . I will start with one word and you continue with last letter in word I give... pomogranete
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You name the group/artitst
Hi All, This game is a bit of trivia, may take a little thinking on our part but hey, we are good. Here is how it goes. Songs category 50's-80's. You name the song then you the next person names the band, then you list a song the next person names the band etc . One entry per turn as usual . Thanks for playing have a great…
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Song Game
I play this quite often on a soap opera discussion board I am a member of. It is a cool game imo. I will start with the name of a song. The next poster has to use at least 1 word out of my song name to post theirs and so on and so on. I can see clearly now
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Scanxiety and accuracy of scans
Hi all, I am right now having tremendous scanxiety about two scans I had on Tuesday. One was a nuclear bone scan, the other was a CT scan. They were supposed to reveal progress (or progression) after 3 months of Fulvestrant and 300 mg of daily Verzenio. I never had a bone scan before. The stupid technician came in after it…
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This sucks - Osteonecrosis of the jaw
After 10 months of bisphosonates I have been been diagnosed with ONJ. 3 weeks of mega antibiotics, everything else except letrozole stopped until this is resolved. A bottle of liquid morphine to add to my collection. (Resisting because it feels too ‘cancery’, if you get my drift.) And more ‘activity’ detected in my bones…
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Anastrozole
Diagnosed in July 2025 with Invasive DCIS Stage 1 Grade 0 - 8 mm. Lumpectomy and 3 weeks radiation. No cancer. Oncologist wants me to take Anastrozole for 5 Years. Side effects are keeping me from not taking the drug. Can anyone share experience with this drug?
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Anyone on Gemzar Alone of MBC?
I have seen many people getting Gemzar with Carboplatnin but not Gemzar alone. My Onc thinks there is not difference in OS (overall survival) just more toxicities. I saw that on one study they had the same OS but I get different information from reading other articles. How long were you on Gemzar and how successful was it?…
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Whether to have a sentinel node biopsy
Hi Everyone, Glad to be here. I am 59 yr old diagnosed recently. Stage 1 ER/PR +, HER- tumor is .8 cm. No evidence of spread to nodes based on ultrasound and MRI. Lumpectomy to be scheduled for 5 days from today with sentinel node biopsy. Surgeon is saying that I can skip the sentinel node biopsy safely based on SOUND…
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Interview request: Breast Cancer Screening With a Disability
Do you have a physical or cognitive disability? Have you had any type of breast cancer screening? Breastcancer.org is working on an article about breast cancer screening for people with disabilities. We’re interested in hearing from people with any type of disability about their screening experiences. It doesn’t matter if…
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The Weight of Constant Vigilance in Caregiving
The hardest part of caregiving for me was the constant vigilance and helplessness. Loving someone so deeply while watching their body fail, knowing you can’t fix it, changes you in ways that are hard to explain unless you’ve lived it. With Stage IV disease, I felt like I had to stay alert at all times — listening to…
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Capecitabine or ctDNA Monitoring with TNBC
Hi. I had TNBC in one breast. I underwent chemo and had a successful lumpectomy. The surgeon and oncologist have confirmed the cancer is gone. I start radiation on March 16 to reduce the risk of recurrence in the breast. The oncologist recommends I take the oral chemo drug, capecitabine, for 6 months to reduce the…
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Honoring Our Caregivers: Share your appreciation!
In the U.S., November is National Family Caregivers Month. We're taking a moment to recognize those friends, family, and loved ones who provide us support. Share your caregiver story, praise, or tips for caregivers here. This will help caregivers know they aren't alone, to honor them, and provide them some helpful insight…
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Webinar video: What to Eat After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Learn which foods to eat and which to limit to gain strength and ease side breast cancer effects, plus get tips to make healthy eating feel simple. Watch now or read the transcript.
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News: Rare Genetic Mutations May Increase Severe Taxotere Side Effects
https://www.breastcancer.org/news/genetic-mutation-taxotere-side-effects
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News: Lynparza may be able to treat more breast cancers
Lynparza is a PARP inhibitor used to treat breast cancer in people with an inherited BRCA mutation. A small study found that Lynparza could also treat metastatic breast cancer in people with an inherited PALB2 mutation or who have breast cancer that has developed a BRCA mutation over time. This means that many more people…
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Alternative medicine
For Cancer Survivability, Alternative Medicine Is The Same As Doing Nothing A new analysis using 2,000,000 women in the National Cancer Database diagnosed with breast cancer from 2011-2021 found that not only do alternatives to medicine not improve anything, they are as bad as doing nothing at all.
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Enhertu as preventative for recurrence
Hello all. Hope this finds you well. I was diagnosed with stage IIB HER2+ breast cancer in two masses and a lymph node left side, by FISH back in September, was put on TCHP, dropping the P after the first 2 treatments after severe, crippling GI side effects that landed me in the ER. I finished treatment the first week of…
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Side effects from aromatase inhibitor other than joint pain.
I started on Anastozole (Arimidex) a little over a month ago. I know there are two others that are often given to post-menopausal HR+ women, Aromasin (exemestane) and Famara (letrozole). The joint pain and menopause like symptoms are what are mentioned most in articles. Although I've had some wrist pain, which I understand…
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COVID and Flu May Activate Breast Cancer Cells in Lungs
COVID and Flu May Activate Breast Cancer Cells in Lungs Aug 20, 2025 People with a history of breast cancer may want to consider COVID and flu vaccinations, according to the researchers. Read more…
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15 years out with new finding
I will be 16 years out from diagnosis on 5/13/26 and had my annual diagnostic mammogram yesterday. Radiologist told me there was a new finding on my non cancer side so he did an ultrasound. It is less than a cm and he stated it appears to be in a duct. Given my history, he wants to do a biopsy which isn’t scheduled unto…
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Medicare Advantage Enrollment Ends 3/31 - Is it right for you? Learn the risks and benefits.
Are Medicare Advantage Plans Bad for People with Cancer? Check out our coverage.
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Why I chose to go flat after my single mastectomy
It's been a year since I had my single mastectomy for Stage 3 IBC. I decided to commemorate the occasion by sharing (a) what I learnt from a plastic surgeon regarding my reconstruction options and (b) why I chose to go flat. Hope my essay helps those who are thinking about foregoing reconstruction! Link to my essay:…
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🌟 February 2026 Radiation Roll Call—You’re Not Walking This Alone 🌟
If radiation is part of your plan this February, you’ve found a place to land. This thread is for everyone on the radiation road—whether you’re still waiting on your start date, in the middle of daily sessions, or already looking back on the experience. This is a space for connection, honesty, encouragement, and the kind…
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Stage III Cancer Survivors...15+ years and out
Let's just see what happens here...This is a "build it and they will come" experiment. It's time. If you are not a 15 year survivor but know the story of someone who is, please join in.
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Breast recon/implants -Successful Stories after Radiation
I wanted to find out if there were any success stories on this topic/procedure: Recentently I went to a PS . 4.5 years ago I had a lumpectomy, chemo and radiation. Although, my radiated breast is pretty much the same size, I have always wanted to get the fullness back in my breasts after having kids..etc... I'd always…