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Old 05-12-2012, 07:16 AM   #1
Delaney
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Ireland
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I cant speak now!!!!!!!

I'm bring treated for brain lesions. I had radiosurgery on Wednesday. Friday morning I could not
pronounce words, I knew what everything was but could not get the wods out. It was frightening. My husband brought me into oncology, the doctors had left for the weekend, the nurses did not know what to do. I went home and took a steroid, slept all night and am much improved today. Has anyone else had this happen? Please help if you can.
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Delaney, dx 2008 lumpectomy,mastectomy,a/c,paxitaxol, tyverb 1 yr.
dx 2010 mets lymph nodes, skin, lung. start taxotere/herceptin.
Stopped taxtere/herceptin, now on tyverb/xeloda.
Lung mets shrinking.
Back on Herceptin with T/X. Partial response.
Skin mets progressing. Radiation scheduled mid february 2011.
Spot found on hip - radiation to hip beginning mid February 2011.
Now trying Gemzar/Tyverb/Herceptin and Zometa.
CT scan Feb 2011 - lung clear!
Brain mets (specks) - radiation mid Feb.
Brain Scan June'11 - Clear
CT Scan June'11 - Good - skin met active - watch and wait.
Surgery to remove skin met. Surgery to back 2012, four titanium rods inserted. Skin mets reappear. On Navelbine, not working. 4 week washout, start Myocet for skin and lung mets August 2012. Brain scan clear despte intermittent blurry vision (something hiding? Am suspicious but hopeful. )On we go, glad to be here.
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