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Old 09-24-2005, 09:19 AM   #1
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That stinks Lolly, but I can feel your strength in your words!!!
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Dx'd Dec'01 while 6mos preg. with #4. child (30yrsold)Mastectomy/AC chemo/radiation/ Recur:Mar'04 liver mets: 3 taxol/herceptin /liver resection/3 taxol/herceptin. Cured?
Recur: May'05 spine & Hip. New onc
treatment in Mexico Feb'06-Mar-06
back to Mexico June/July '06
Currently on herceptin/Zometa/Femara-recently added navelbine
Switched to arimidex Nov'06
ovaries removed June '07
ca15-3 in May'06 was 102
ca15-3 summer of '07 holding steady at 23!
ca15-3 slowly rising Dec & Jan 36, 38, 41 and Feb was 36
Feb '08 Liver, lung & Brain scan NED... bones are stable with even a couple spots gone. as compared with '06 scans
May '08 ca 15-3 is 55. Treatment is zometa, vinorelbine, herceptin and aromasin.
No signifcant changes.
Feb'09 Started Xeloda with herceptin..no more hormonals
Feb'09-June'09 tumor markers coming down again from 155 to 84
May'09 blood clots in lungs vena cava filter put in..Heparin shots daily for now.
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Old 09-24-2005, 09:29 AM   #2
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Sorry to hear about your news. I am quite amazed at your upbeat attitude, although I'm sure that you had your moments.
Best wishes that all goes well with your treatment and that you will be NED soon.
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Old 09-24-2005, 09:38 AM   #3
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Lolly-all the best to you! In my time of following this board, I've valued your cheerful , positive input! Onward and upward!


Cheers
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Old 09-24-2005, 09:47 AM   #4
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Lolly,

Wish you a speed recovery.

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Old 09-24-2005, 09:56 AM   #5
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So sorry to hear this Lolly. I enjoy your posts and hope you will keep us updated on your treatments.

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Old 09-24-2005, 11:29 AM   #6
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Dear Lolly -
Bummer to hear this.
We know you really DO have a lot on your plate with your parent's situations and all. BUT, it is time for you to get some other extra help for them and for you to get busy and kick butt on these nodes once and for all. If you have to take a bigger helping of drugs to do that, and they make you feel less well - so be it.
These nodes have been bedeviling you for three or so years by now. Will be very interested in what Dr. Disis thinks will be the best treatment plan in light of your recent vaccines.
My response is to "get tough" - hope others are not offended by my attitude.
Know you are doing all the research and are very involved in this decision.
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Old 09-24-2005, 03:06 PM   #7
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Julie

I am sorry to hear the news. I was so encouraged by the fact that you were getting a good response to the vaccine and I was preparing myself to participate in the trial. What does Dr Disis think about the reccurence?

wish you a speedy recovery.
Julie

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