View Single Post
Old 07-26-2008, 06:04 PM   #30
kcherub
Senior Member
 
kcherub's Avatar
 
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 292
I just submitted a rather rambling response to this article. One of my queries is wondering how many women will be diagnosed at a later stage (say, in the next ten years) after this article?

I know that the stage of one's BC is not the sole or even independent factor for survival, but wouldn't it always be better to find BC earlier rather than later? Ugh. This article p*sses me off, and that doesn't happen easily these days.

Take care,
__________________
Krista
Diagnosed 3/29/2007 @ age 34
Stage 1, Node Neg. (SNB), Grade 2, 1.4 cm. IDC
ER/PR 90%+ HER2 +
6 TCH started 5/25/2007, ended after #5 due to steroid "reactions" and neuropathy in feet and hands
BUT--#6 CH w/o Taxotere
Begin Herceptin alone 9/28/2007
30 rads completed 12/19/2007
Finish Herceptin 5/9/2008
Stopped Tamoxifen early--HATED it.
Married 17 years
13-year old son
3 embies on ice (from 1999)
GA, USA

kcherub is offline   Reply With Quote