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Other Care (Zometa, Zolodex, Metformin and Tamoxifen): I visit the cancer center every three months for a Zolodex shot in the tummy, every six months for a Zometa infusion and take metformin and tamoxifen daily. The metformin treats a fatty liver which is most likely caused by the other medications.
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Surviving shared an experience
Loss (Body part/function): Before my first treatment, I donated my hair to locks of love. I started loosing my hair after the second treatment. My friends and family had a hat party for me so I was able to coordinate my hats and wraps with my work clothes. I also learned how to wrap a turban with a scarf.
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Surviving shared an experience
Celebration (Finished treatment)
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Surviving shared an experience
Drug or Chemo Therapy (Chemotherapy): I had my treatments every other Thursday so I was usually sick through the weekend and usually returned to work on Wednesday.
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Surviving shared an experience
Procedure or Surgery (Double Mastectomy): Dealing with the drains were the worst part.
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Surviving shared an experience
Oh No (Diagnosed)
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