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Old 06-14-2007, 11:58 PM   #9
Patricia
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I also had the same thing happen at my 1 yr mammo. I went in for a surgical biopsy after a core biopsy failed due to location and they did another mammo with a bunch of new angles and they discovered the calcifications were 'scattered' instead of 'clustered'. I had a follow up MRI and I was given the all clear. I can completely relate and understand how you are feeling but also know that there are many of us who have come out of the same position with a sigh of relief. I hope that everthing goes well for you. I will be praying for a good result and also a sense of peace for you.


I have my year 2 MRI tomorrow and it is always stressful, especially after that scare, but it does get easier, little by little by little. it feels like learning to trust your body again.

Hugs,
Patricia
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age 37 @ dx 7/21/05: IDC 1.5cm, grade III, Stage 1c, ER /PR+, HER2+,
7/29/05: Partial Mastectomy
dx 8/15/05: Papillary Thyroid Cancer
9/15/05: Total Thyroidectomy
A/C X 4 DD, 11 weekly Taxol + Herceptin, + 9 mos Herceptin Alone, 36x Rads, Lupron, Aromasin
7/29/07: 2 years NED :)
8/6/07 Oopherectomy (Lupron no more! :-)
Aromasin & Estring plus Synthroid and supplements
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