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December 2010
December 2010
Thanks for all the positive thoughts and comments. They are very much appreciated. It makes me feel positive and that I CAN do this. I forgot to say in my previous blog, that I will be having radiotherapy once chemo is finished. I dont know much more that that as the Radiation Oncologist took pity on me and realized I couldn't possibly absorb anymore information. So has made another appointment for March. Thanks again Karen x ... View more

Hello everyone

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December 2010
December 2010
Hi My story is I was diagnosed with breast cancer on the 29th October 2010. I had a Lumpectomy and an axillary clearance done on the 12th November. Results from that were Hormone Receptors negative and I found out last Thursday at the oncologist appointment that also HER2 status was negative. I was also told that I had a cyst on the liver. Fortunately he thinks it is benign but I have to have an ultrasound to check. Chemo starts on the 16th. Hopefully I wont loose my hair in time for christmas. Since being diagnosed with triple negative cancer I have been very emotional. I feel I was just starting to get my head around the first diagnosis, now I am back to square one. I have tried to do a bit of research but none of it sounds very positive. Thanks Karen ... View more
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