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Re: "why did I get breast cancer" starting to be answered & it seems to be 80% bad lu
I don't feel that it is always a waste of time for people to wonder why something happened to them. It is human nature that we want to know why something bad happened so we can do better next time. There is a reason that our bodies have let cancer take over. The medical establishment does not want to deal with the causes. They don't even look. There is a lot we can do. In general, if something is not working out and you want to improve, you need to access the past and then make changes necessary for a better future. Nothing wrong with that.
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8/2013 Diagnosed ER/PR Neg, Her2 Pos
FISH 6.86, Grade 2 (3,2,1), 10-15% Proliferation Rate 4.4cm
9/2013 Port Placement, Sentinal Node Biopsy 1/2 Nodes Positive having no extracapsular extension present
Stage IIb
9/2013 TCH
10/2013 TCHP
1/2014 End chemo!
2/2014 Lumpectomy Complete Response
2/2014 - 4/2014 Radiation
9/2014 Last Herceptin
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