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Hi Dee,
I am really sorry to hear your news. I can imagine you're quite scared, it would only be natural. I don't have a lot of advice for you, but I'm sure there are others on the sites who can be helpful.
The one thing that I would encourage is a biopsy of the site on your liver, just to be sure it is really mets. I know of a young woman in Australia who was teated for liver mets, (she had already been treated for a primary early-stage bc) and it turns out that she never actually had liver mets. The supposed met was a hemangioma and she had a lot of unnecessary treatment.
I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.
Jen
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dx 4/05 @ 34 y.o.
Stage IIIC, ER+ (90%)/PR+ (95%)/HER2+ (IHC 3+)
lumpectomy-- 2.5 cm 15+/37 nodes
(IVF in between surgery and chemo)
tx dd A/C, followed by dd Taxol & Herceptin
30 rads (or was it 35?)
Finished Herceptin on 7/24/06
Tamox
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