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Breast changes in remaining breast
Hi all
Well it is 9 years since my original dx and about 7 months off herceptin and tonight I noticed that my R breast looks and feels a bit different to normal. I have also had a niggling pain in the tip of my L shoulder for about 6-8 weeks which hasnt gone away so now I am a bit worried. Since I was/am Stage IV but have been in remission for 4.5 years I was hoping for a bigger break from everything. I had a CT scan 3 months ago which was fine. I think the best outcome would be tumour in remaining breast and nothing else....worst outcome is tumours eslewhere as well. So a few phone calls tomorrow and some scans pronto! Wish me luck. Jackie(down under) |
Re: Breast changes in remaining breast
Jackie,
I hope it is nothing. I'll be keeping you in my thoughts. Tonya |
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Hi Jackie,
Ditto to what Tonya said. Keeping you in prayer. Hopefully and probably nothing but better to be certain. Glad you are getting it checked. |
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Adding my prayers and best wishes. I have a strong feeling that scans will be all clear. I had a odd pain on my left shoulder for about 3 months and it turned to be nothing. I was told perhaps a bad pillow or posture may have contributed to it.
Sending many positive thoughts! hugs, shobha |
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I'm sending good wishes for good results also. I hope it's but the constant nagging feeling of a return and nothing more. Please know you carry our prayers as you go for your scans. ma
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Hoping and praying it's nothing more than just a scare...
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What about best scenario being benign breast changes in remaining breast and some totally un-cancer related pain in your left shoulder? Hope this is what you find out.
Chris |
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Wishing and praying that it is nothing.
Amelia |
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Hi Jackie
Just sending my hopes and prayers that this turns out to be b9. Please let us know how it goes. Ellie |
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