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Saturday, August 7, 2010
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September 20, 2009: PET scan led to diagnosis of hypothyroidism - or - yay, another disease!
Four weeks ago I had a PET/CT scan done. It was ordered by my radiation oncologist, standard procedure at the end of treatment. A PET scan, ...
September 2009: finally had my oopherectomy - hellooo hot flashes!
Finally had my oopherectomy. My ovaries and tubes are gone. My risk of getting ovarian cancer now is greatly decreased. The surgery and reco...
August 2009: radiation therapy and shingles
I should never have had radiation. Toward the end of my chemotherapy, I went to see a radiation oncologist for an initial consultation. We d...
October 2008: chemotherapy side effects - weight gain?!? things the doctors don't tell you about...
I always thought – thanks to TV and movies – that people going through chemotherapy lose weight. Well, when I started to gain weight after s...
August 2008: breast cancer treatment plan and start chemotherapy
Okay, moved to Florida and getting settled in. Saw my new oncologist and the plan is a 3-drug program: start with two, A & C – Adriamyci...
late July, 2008: genetic test results & statistics
Two weeks after the lumpectomy surgery, I went in to see the genetic counselor for my test results. She told me that my blood test came back...
July 10, 2008: post lumpectomy surgery
Lumpectomy surgery was 3 days ago. It went well, I guess. Coming out of the anesthesia wasn’t fun. I was so dizzy and just felt like passing...
July 1, 2008: visit with a genetics counselor
Met with the genetics counselor. Was referred due to cancer diagnosis at age 37, family history [mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in 200...
June 27, 2008: from lump to diagnosis
About 3 weeks ago, while showering, I felt a lump in my left breast. At first I thought nothing of it because I’ve always had dense, lumpy n...
Why I Am Writing About My Breast Cancer Treatment...
It’s taken me 15 months to get up and running, but I guess it’s never too late for a good thing, right? I hope this is a good thing. With Na...
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