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RE: Health Care in Cuba
I work with a woman who went to Cuba to visit her father who was dying of heart failure (How she got in the country is another story). She says the doctors are very good and health care is available for all. But when she and her family took him to the emergency room in a small Cuban city after he had a seizure, she had to keep fanning the flies away from his face. I'm not kidding.
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MJO
IDC, Stage I, Grade 2
Oncotype DX Score 32
Her2++ E+P+, Node Neg.
Lumpectomy 11/04/05 Clear Margins
3 Dose dense AC (Couldn't tolerate 4)
4 Dose dense Taxol & Herc. (Tolerated well)
36 weeks Herceptin (Could not complete one year due to decrease in MUGA score)
2 years of Arimidex, then three years of Femara
Finished Femara May 2011
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