Lisa626

Hello Re. I am encouraged to see that you are a 14 year Stage IV cancer survivor. I finished active treatment 7 months ago for Stage IV and the latest scan last month shows all is well. You give me hope!

Hello Marge. I have read your posts. I hope that the side effects have lessened. Hoping all the best.

Warmly,
Lisa

Hi Jeanine. I've read through your posts and wanted to stop by and say hello. When you feel like it, share how you are doing.

Warmly,
Lisa

Hi Judith. I have been following your posts. Sorry to hear of all the side effects. I was also diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer and after 3+ years am doing well. The side effect, though, that has troubled me most is the memory changes, or brain fog. I really miss my brain. I hope that your side effects are becoming more manageable.

Warmly,
Lisa

Hello. I was also diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer. I look forward to hearing more about your journey.

Warmly,
Lisa

I wanted to stop by and say hello. I was also diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer. I'm 3 years into a second diagnosis and so far the treatment has been effective. Let me know if there is anything I can do to support you.

Warmly,
Lisa

Hi Rozlyn. I am a Stage IV breast cancer survivor. And we also share the same age! Please feel free to let me know how I can support you.

Warmly,
Lisa

Hello Kerry. I see that you were also diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer. And we are the same age! Your journey sounds like there have been alot of ups and downs. How are things going?

Warmly,
Lisa

Hi Kari. I read your posts and found myself nodding in recognition of so much that you said. I was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer 3 years ago with one lesion on my sacrum. I have felt fine all along. Being diagnosed with Stage IV cancer feels so surreal when you feel fine. I have taken bone strengthening drugs (Aredia) and hormone therapy (Zoladex and Tomaxifen). It hasn't spread in 3 years and the even better news is that about a month ago the latest scan showed NED - no evidence of disease. Yippee! But still feels surreal since I never really felt bad. I just hear an oncologist say - "You have cancer" and then "there is no evidence of disease" and I feel the same either way. Surreal is the best word to describe it.

Hi. I have been following your postings. I liked your assessment of the Major Oh No. I was also diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer. After 3 years of various treatments, I learned a couple of weeks ago I am NED - no evidence of disease. Amazing. It can happen! Would love to hear more about how you are doing.