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Lauriejn 
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Joined: Oct 18 2008 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 178 |
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 Posted: Nov 15 2008 at 3:34pm |
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Ali- Keep taking those anti-nausea meds...it doesn't hurt to have them on board. I believe many of ladies would agree to take the meds before, after and during treatments to avoid the side effects or at least curb the side effects.
I find out on Monday what, when, how the txs for me will be.
Peace. laurie
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Dx Oct2008- IDC Gr 3/Stage 3C
Mastectomy 11/7/08- 6/21 nodes Bone Mets dx Dec 2008-Stage 4 Albany, NY BRCA neg |
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szabpan
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Joined: Oct 16 2008 Location: Hungary Status: Offline Points: 26 |
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Posted: Nov 16 2008 at 6:24am |
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Dear Alison, I received six rounds of chemo (FEC) six years ago. But... you have to know taht chemos have accumulative effects: the most you receive the strongest you will feel the side effects. After the first I thought "why everybody said it was awfull". After the fifth I already knew the why.
Be strong; stronger than our common enemy
 .Hugs to you: Anna (another, from Hungary)
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dx: 2002 July; bilat. mastect.; 6 chemos (FEC protocol) without irrad.; 0/13 nodes pos.; BRCA1-2 neg.;
Avemar for 3 years. |
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