Breast Cancer - All People Who Are Living In "IL"

KayeD

posted 05/30/2008, comment (1)

Mortality and Other Issues

I finished treatment on March 3. This month, I'm staring at my first round of post-treatment bloodwork, plus having a mole that didn't react well to radiation removed from my upper chest, plus my FIRST follow up mammogram since I was diagnosed on June 28, 2007. The fact is, I'm scared to death. I can't go through the... Read more Chevron

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LKB653

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posted 12/18/2007, comments (5)

tamoxofin side effects

I had a mastectomy in April 2004. Since that time, I have been on Arimidex, Femara or Tamoxafin for varying amounts of time due to the side effects of the drugs. I have been on Tamoxafin for the last year. I developed several side effects (severe fatigue, back pain, sore throat, shortness of breath, one side weakness) and it took... Read more Chevron

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Onlyoneleft

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posted 11/18/2007, comments (3)

Never Why Me

I should probably change this to "I'm surviving breast cancer." It's ongoing and no one with me seems to realize that.

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posted 07/13/2007, comments (3)

things i wished i had known before i got silicone breast implants

I had silicone breast implants put in after my bi lateral mastectomy last september. Now I find out that one of them may be leaking. I am in constant pain and lately I am even getting sick alot. More than I ever have except for when I was taking chemotherapy. The one breast is even shaped oddly and... Read more Chevron

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Judy Kolbaba

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posted 04/02/2007, comment (1)

Life after breast cancer: The journey continues.

I was minding my own business, just living my life per ususal, on June 13, 2005, my 34th wedding anniversay, when the call came in at work. Come in right away, there is something suspicious on the routine mammogram. Right that moment, as adrenaline surged, I knew. Life would never be the same from that moment on. After a biopsy confirmed cancer... Read more Chevron

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