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Old 05-25-2010, 10:45 AM   #3
Mary Anne in TX
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Re: Feeling blue after surgery

Hi Tonya!
It's so good to hear from you. I know your daughter must be so excited to be moving up into junior high! Graduation to the next level will be so fun. Seems that kids just grow so fast and move up so quickly.
I'd be soooooo frustrated with your wound too. You've dealt with it for a long time and it just won't co-operate, will it. But I'll bet, over time, it will begin to make a "home for itself" and feel more natural. I think it is very important. We work so hard to get through chemo and radiation and whatever else, we just want to have some "normal" life again. (Whatever that is)
Best wishes for a speedier recovery and a lot more joyful days.
Much love, ma
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Diag. 12/05 at age 60
Stage II, Grade 3, 4.5 cm primary tumor
ER/PR- Her2 +3 strongly positive
Her2 by FISH 7.7 amplified
vascular invasion
Ki67 20% borderline
Jan - March '06 Taxotere/Adriamycin X 3 to try to shrink tumor - it grew
April '06 Rt Modified Radical Mas, 7 of 9 nodes positive
April - Aug. '06 Herceptin/Taxol/Carboplatin X 8 (dose dense)
Sept - Dec. '06 Navelbine/Herceptin x 8 (dose dense)
Radiation & Herceptin Jan. 22 - March 1, 2007
Finished Herceptin Dec. 10 '08! One extra year.
Port removed August, 2012.
8 1/2 years since diagnosis! 5 1/2 Years NED!
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