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It's Her2+ which means it isn't the easiest one to get rid of but it isn't the hardest one either!

Big hugs! You can get through this xx Sending massive healing vibes your way.

Here is a list of Breast Cancer survivors and some with advanced dx.

https://community.breastcancer.org/foru ... 103?page=1

https://community.breastcancer.org/foru ... 950?page=1

That is good news!

http://ww5.komen.org/BreastCancer/Trastuzumab.html

That is a really good turn of events! Here's to more like that to come!

Yep. We'll be adding your name to our list in three years. Hugs!!!!

Yeah! We are with you every step of this journey.

Well now, that's a darn sight better than it might be!

Does that mean you are a good candidate for Herceptin? If so, that is very good. Good news! I hope you can enjoy your Thanksgiving a bit more now.

Yes, that means I am a good candidate for herceptin and some other new drug too.

Yay Chancellor!!!

Hurray for your good news!

Yes...you have a "target". That is good.

That is what my sister is dealing with. She has tolerated chemo fairly well so far and only has 2 more cycles of chemo then just the Herceptin.

That (no triple negative) is good news.

Susan

Kia kaha (((hugs)))

Wow---what a good update. Still healing to do and you know we all are thinking of you.

Great update! Sending you lots of healing jingles and zen vibes

Glad to hear that the treatment news is good. Prayers and continued jingles that thevtreatments do even better than anticipated

*hugs*

Terribly sorry to hear of your diagnosis. It was sort of ironic for me to come and log on today (long time UDBB user but haven't posted much here) and read this as I am recovering right now from a bilateral mastectomy. My cancer IS triple negative, and I had four months of brutal chemo before surgery, which was Monday. If there is anything I can do to help, or any questions I can answer, let me know. I hope you have an excellent care team! Best of luck to you!

HaltatG wrote:Terribly sorry to hear of your diagnosis. It was sort of ironic for me to come and log on today (long time UDBB user but haven't posted much here) and read this as I am recovering right now from a bilateral mastectomy. My cancer IS triple negative, and I had four months of brutal chemo before surgery, which was Monday. If there is anything I can do to help, or any questions I can answer, let me know. I hope you have an excellent care team! Best of luck to you!

Wishing you strength and a successful treatment.

HaltatG,
I'm so tired of waiting for test after test. Let's just get this treatment underway.
I feel out of control and we all know dressage riders hate being out of control

Chancellor wrote:HaltatG,
I'm so tired of waiting for test after test. Let's just get this treatment underway.
I feel out of control and we all know dressage riders hate being out of control

Trust me, I know how you feel. I feel like I had every test known to man. I also very much relate to feeling out of control. I have a wonderful female surgeon which I'm thankful for because I got really tired of having men tell me what to with my body, especially when all the options seem like bad ones.

I hope all your tests come back clean

Keep your chin up and a postive attitude and get used to your days not being your own.
I have found this forum a very good source of information on everything to do with breast cancer.

Shirrine