Good News!

[Sandy]

I wanted to share with you all the good news of my bipsies. I had 4 different spots done and they show no cancer at this time. Looks like I will be taking a chemo break. I see the oncologist next Friday for discussion. Happy Easter to you all. Hugs, Sandy

[Lindaw]

Dear Sandy

I have been awaiting your results and am thrilled for you. What an Easter present. Can you tell me which chemo you had - I can't remember. Have a great easter - celebrate.

love
linda

[Linda in TX]

Sandy,

What wonderful news!! Here's hoping for a very long chemo break for you! Happy Easter!!

Linda

[Velva]

That's great news! Wishing you a happy Easter and chemo break. Velva

[Sandy]

I was on Herceptin/Taxol and Carbo. I had them weekly for 2 cycles of a total of 12 treatments. Monday will be my 30th anniversary and we want to get away for a few days after next week. So its great news for Easter, and our anniversary. Happy Easter to you. Hugs, Sandy

[JaneP]

Good for you, Sandy! I hope you have a good Easter. Sounds like you are off to a good start!

Jane

[Lolly]

Sandy, that is fantastic!Have a wonderful Easter!
Hugs, Lolly

[Sheila]

Sandy.....GREAT NEWS for you...Happy Easter and Happy Anniversary...enjoy both, you have more than earned it.....you are an inspiration to many here!
Hugs
Sheila

[lolam]

Snoopy dances for you with bunny ears.. Enjoy your celebrations!! You deserve it! Hugs, LOla

[eleanor]

WONDERFUL NEWS!!!!
I am sooooo happy for you, Sandy.
ENJOY
el

[Patty H]

The Dr. said it was just new breast tissue in my daughter. So does this mean her left breast is growing and not her right. LOL He did say she needed to be re-checked in 4 months. Now I can stop worrying about her for awhile and worry about my test results. Just kidding, (kind of). I haven't had time to worry about me, thinking about her. it's harder when it's your child then when it's you. Thanks for all the input. Patty H

[Rozebud]

That is so great Patty. I am 34 as well (born in 70) and the doctors who dismiss young patients are WRONG!

Consider this....a typical 35 year old has a 1 in 250 chance of developing breast cancer during her 30s. That same 35 year old, if she get pregnant, has a 1 in 350 chance of having a child with Downs Syndrome. The medical community tries to convince her to have amnio to test for this genetic trait yet she has a larger chance of getting breast cancer and they say mammograms are not needed at that age. How much sense does that make?

[Lisa]

Great news, but I don't understand breast tissue growing and doubling in size in a 30-something woman?? Can you find out more and let us know?

Love and light,

Lisa

[al from Canada]

That's REALLY GREAT NEWS!!! Are you sure you're not going to be a grandma?
Al

[Ruth]

I thought the SAME thing...maybe she is pregnant! LOL...what a relief. Great news.
Ruth

[Lolly]

Wow, what a relief! Thanks for letting us know Patty, and yeah, maybe she should see about another little test?! :)))