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Found lump by self-exam 10/14/11
HER2neu +/Estrogen +/progesterone -
Grade III poorly differentiated
R side modified radical mastectomy on 12/09/11 with immediate reconstruction (expander)
Stage IIB 2 nodes + out of 10 removed
Double power port inserted 1/11/12
Chemo therapy (TCH) - every 21 days for 6 cycles beginning 1/25/12
Finished chemo on 5/21/12
Continue Herceptin only every 3 weeks until 12/28/12 Radiation (28 rads) began 6/26/2012.
Will start Femara after radiation ends (8/03/12)

From: It's Not About the Hair:
"The hope for healing is not born out of a fear of death, but a love of life.This is a very good thing. When people love life more than they fear death, they come to treatment with open hands, open hearts, open eyes.When people fear death more than they love life, they are clinging and clutching and grasping."

07-21-2012, 10:38 AM	#11
LuckyLinda Senior Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: Virginia Beach, VA. Posts: 38	Re: Genentech's TH3RESA trial has many locations The squeaky wheel gets the grease. Keep asking and don't take no for an answer. Best of luck. Keeping Barb & your family in my prayers. __________________ Found lump by self-exam 10/14/11 HER2neu +/Estrogen +/progesterone - Grade III poorly differentiated R side modified radical mastectomy on 12/09/11 with immediate reconstruction (expander) Stage IIB 2 nodes + out of 10 removed Double power port inserted 1/11/12 Chemo therapy (TCH) - every 21 days for 6 cycles beginning 1/25/12 Finished chemo on 5/21/12 Continue Herceptin only every 3 weeks until 12/28/12 Radiation (28 rads) began 6/26/2012. Will start Femara after radiation ends (8/03/12) From: It's Not About the Hair: "The hope for healing is not born out of a fear of death, but a love of life.This is a very good thing. When people love life more than they fear death, they come to treatment with open hands, open hearts, open eyes.When people fear death more than they love life, they are clinging and clutching and grasping."