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Re: breast cancer gone to the bones

by in Living with cancer
March 2012
March 2012
Hi Julia, I am currently taking xgeva.The only side effect so far has been a bit of joint stiffness.No other side effects so far.I order it from the chemist and my GP administers it once a month.About to have my fourth injection next week.Please feel free to ask me any questions you have about my condition or treatment.cheers,Pam. ... View more

Re: breast cancer gone to the bones

by in Living with cancer
March 2012
March 2012
Hello Bella, I have just joined this site and am hoping to find others with similar cancer too. I have secondary breast cancer (bone mastitis). I was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in 2007 and have been on varied hormone blocking treatments, more recently radiotherapy on the bone mastitis on my sternum. I have had good results from my treatments with few hick ups along the way. I'm more than happy to compare treatments with you and discuss 🙂 all the best. ... View more

hello from a newbie!

by in Living with cancer
March 2012
March 2012
Hello, Just wanted to take the opportunity to introduce myself. my name is Pam i'm 49 and i have secondary breast cancer. I'm here to connect with others on their cancer journeys. ... View more
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