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cheery · 04-07-2014, 08:22 PM

Sarah

Thanks for yet ano uplifting promising news, as always. Great to know we've got more options in the pipeline.

Karen

Wow..the big D sounds difficult to manage..I'm not sure if you can consider this since you're in a trial but I take Tykerb at night (valued advice from the ladies here). So my system clears in the morning and the rest of the day is mostly anxiety-free.

Sorry if it's TMI, but I find that if I don't take as much fat/oil, I actually don't have D, just soft stools. Most of my protein is steamed with soy/miso and veg in soup/salads.

Hope it gets better as you go along and most importantly, this treatment works for you!!

04-07-2014, 08:22 PM	#4
cheery Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 44	Re: neratinib beats herceptin Sarah Thanks for yet ano uplifting promising news, as always. Great to know we've got more options in the pipeline. Karen Wow..the big D sounds difficult to manage..I'm not sure if you can consider this since you're in a trial but I take Tykerb at night (valued advice from the ladies here). So my system clears in the morning and the rest of the day is mostly anxiety-free. Sorry if it's TMI, but I find that if I don't take as much fat/oil, I actually don't have D, just soft stools. Most of my protein is steamed with soy/miso and veg in soup/salads. Hope it gets better as you go along and most importantly, this treatment works for you!!