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Old 03-07-2007, 11:12 AM   #1
LAURIE
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last taxol, radiation next, lyphedema still there

I finished my last taxol yesterday and for the first time I had a bad reaction, it was very scary. I started to get the chills, like teeth chattering chills with only 1/4 the of the bag left to go. They started to run saline instead, I took an ativan and about 1/2 hour later I was okay enough to get my hereceptin. We never finsihed the taxol bag. So I definelty am celebrating chemo is over. I have an consultation with the Radiation Oncologist today. I just want to get this all over with. I am extremely worried about my lymphedema, after 4 weeks of physical therapy we have seen no change. My hand is still so swollen and I can just imagine what radiation is going to do to it. Has anyone had their lymphedema go away on it's own? I am hoping that no more chemo and steroids will help with the swelling.
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Diagonsed 8/10/06 (found own lump)at 35
Her 2 +++, er-/pr-
4 A/C 8-29-06 to 11-06
Lumpectomy, node dissection- 11/30/06
Pathology report stage IIIC
1 tumor 3 cm
10 of 15 nodes +
12 Taxol 12/18/06-03/06/07
Herceptin 12/18/06- 12/11/2007 done!!! yeah!!!
33 rads started 3/22/07, done!! yeah!! 5/07/07
Lymphedema diagonsed 2/1/07
BRCA1/BRCA2 negative
port out 1/10/08
pregnant after 6 yeas of trying- due mid feb.
Ryder David Kessel Hunter born feb.6th 2009

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