• HappyJoe
    • Experience with Ductal carcinoma in s...
    over 3 years ago
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    Finished treatment

    Celebration

    Finished radiation

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    • HappyJoe
    • Experience with Ductal carcinoma in s...
    over 3 years ago
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    Skin changes

    Side Effects

    Fatigue, emotional

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  3. over 3 years ago
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    Constipation

    Side Effects

    No nausea no diarrhea but I’m having constipation

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  4. over 3 years ago
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    Chemotherapy

    Drug or Chemo Therapy

    I was told from beginning that since they caught it so early only stage 1 that after surgery that may need radiation? However it tur...

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    Easy to Do: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
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  5. over 3 years ago
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    Lumpectomy

    Procedure or Surgery

    Very happy with my lumpectomy! In fact got a very nice breast lift from it !

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    Went as Expected: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Recovery: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Agree
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  6. over 3 years ago
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    Axillary Lymph Node Dissection

    Procedure or Surgery

    This was difficult to recover from. They had to remove all of my lymph nodes and 5 of the 24 removed were treatment affected so I r...

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    Went as Expected: Agree
    Minimal Recovery: Disagree
    Minimal Side Effects: Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Disagree
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  7. over 3 years ago
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    Lumpectomy

    Procedure or Surgery

    The procedure went well and when I got my pathology reports back on the cancer in my breast I had a PCR so the chemo did it's job!

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    Went as Expected: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Recovery: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Agree
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  8. over 3 years ago
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    External radiation

    Radiation

    The only thing I decided for the 6 weeks of radiation was to do it at Mayo so I lived out of a hotel for 6 weeks but I was lucky and...

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    Painless Experience: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Agree
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    • MGold
    • Experience with Breast Cancer
    over 3 years ago
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    Al inhibitors

    Decision Point

    I’m afraid to start hormone treatment because of severe side effects

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    • maryinCLE
    • Experience with Invasive (Infiltrati...
    over 3 years ago
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    Money

    Oh No

    Long Term Disability with work offered Cigna Insurance, after 2 years denied even with more diagnosis.

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    1 Comment
    • maryinCLE
    • Experience with Invasive (Infiltrati...
    over 3 years ago
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    Lumpectomy

    Procedure or Surgery

    Second wide wedge lumpectomy which did not get all cancer

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    Went as Expected: Agree
    Minimal Recovery: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Agree
    0 Comments
    • Nannercat
    • Experience with Invasive (Infiltrati...
    over 3 years ago
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    Hair is back

    Celebration

    Finishedtreatment in October. First 2 scans negative. I see oncologists on 21st. Still tired and Letrozole causes bone joint and mu...

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    0 Comments
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