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Phew! What a day! I'm glad you shared. I'm also glad you had your hubby there to encourage you. At least San Francisco is a beautiful vista. You could be in Gary, Indiana.
I really think and feel that this combination is exciting and I'm just going to think that the hassles will be worth it. I'm also sure that you will figure out the best way around all the glitches and changes from you are used to.
I know I would feel like a hick in a place like that, although I see it in my future. My center is so friendly and I always have a chair and it is roomy AND they are building a whole new center that has been designed by nurses with a lot of patient feedback as well. I always feel like I'm with 'my people' when I'm there.
Anyway, the point is...oh yeah...that you have begun an exciting treatment in a fairly short period of time and you will conquer all the dumb stuff around the treatment with your sense of humor and brains.
Let us know how you are feeling, no matter what it is, cause we will be here for you!
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with love and gratitude,
joy
dx stage I 2/2000*er/pr+; her- per IHC*lumpectomy*4 rounds A/C*30 rads*tamoxifen*dx stage 4 5/2002*huge mets to liver*tiny mets to lungs*stopped tamoxifen*5/02 taxotere/xeloda*her 2 checked with FiSH-her2+++herceptin *2/03 stopped chemo femara w/herceptin*zolodex*04 switched to aromasin w/herceptin*05 high estrogen tx*11/05taxol/carbo*7/06 stopped chemo; megace/herceptin*9/06navelbine/herceptin*5/07tykerb/xeloda great response*4/08 progression in liver; ooph/ faslodex /herceptin
6/08 began Herceptin DM-1
9/08 progression
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