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Hi Everyone,I had breast cancer a year ago. Very lucky in that it was a small lump and no nodes involved. ER and PR positive HER2negative. I was told letrozole would lower estrogen levels and then cancer would not be able to feed off estrogen, so advised to take fo...Read More
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Hello There is someone near me who has some coffee flavour Resource that she no longer needs. It is free for whoever would like it. Coburg area in Victoria. Let me know if you would like some or all! Catherine
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5 months have passed I still suffer side effects from the radio therpy I had 25 treatments of rad no cemo coughing at night spitting out musac will this continue for life or come to an end some time in the future I asked my doc .his answer wasdont know how l...Read More
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I know why people say it, and I know why I get annoyed by it. But maybe the phrases 'stay positive' and 'I hope you're staying positive' are good for us to hear even though we don't like hearing them... Thoughts?
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Hi, first time posting.
I was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer in Dec 2017. I’ve had bowel, liver and lung surgery and 6 months of chemo. My last chemo was in October 2018.
I’m now trying to get back to normal but am really struggling. I’m more emotional now...Read More
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Wondering if there are any women who have had breast cancer and then had to suffer through menopause without HRT. I'm having loads of hot flashes and have been told I can't use HRT because of having had breast cancer (I had a mastectomy just over two years ago).An...Read More
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Afternoon everyone,
The ABC Radio show 'Life Matters' hosted a segment today about returning to work after cancer, that is worth listening to.
Here's the blurb:
More Australians than ever before are surviving cancer, including people of working age. But just h...Read More
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Hi I am new in here but I want to know if anyone had a experience like I did.So I have 21 years and last year in September I enter in college it's was my first time away from my parents and from home but I was happy. But in the first week I found out I had tyroid c...Read More
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On Dec 15th it was 2 years I've been cancer free.
In October 2018 I had to go through another brain surgery because I was losing spinal fluid. In Feb my right ear started draining I was told it was just an ear infection. My ear drained like a water socket left on...Read More
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Hi everyone. Im seeing my surgeon after my 6 mths chemo ends in Feb. She did a RHS masectomy in July last year. She didnt use a tissue expander as im due to start radiotherapy after 5 weeks break post chemo. What are reco costs of skin flap vs an implant? I dont ha...Read More
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