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  • Oklahoma City, OK
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    • Patient: Mixed Tumors, Breast Cancer
    • Patient Info: Finished active treatment less than 5 years ago, Diagnosed: about 10 years ago, Female, Age: 68, Stage IV
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    I don't post ever or even reply much. I guess I am more of a reader here. But I got some outstanding news on Friday - after a double mastectomy, 6 chemo treatments and 5 years on estrogen suppression medication, I am cancer free! CT & bone scans done week before last. I realize this is probably temporary, but it has taken a huge weight off of my shoulders, and I don't have to take the AI meds anymore! I was Stage 2 BC with lymph node involvement. I did not have reconstruction. All of the decisions were very hard to make, but at this point I think it was worth it. Just wanted to share some good news! Feeling extremely blessed and thankful!

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      Congratulations, Harley12! This is wonderful news. I hope you do something fun to celebrate. Enjoy it as much as you can. Take care.

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      almost 5 years ago
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      Thanks, beachbum! I did enjoy my weekend. Feeling better about the future.

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      almost 5 years ago
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      Congratulations! I am truly happy to hear of your success in beating this beast.

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