> I am sorry to say that I have not been keeping up with the group. My
> daughter who had breast cancer surgery three years ago had some markers up.
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> Thanks in advance,
> eveline
This post was answered by a fellow breast cancer survivor, Ann T.
Eveline has not answered back, I am assuming things went well since she
hasn't posted in the past month.
Alex
Welcome back, Eveline -- I'm sorry you again have need for the group,
though.
I'm sorry to say I don't have a solid answer for your question. From
reading a little about diagnosis of liver mets in the past, I gather
that there are some other conditions (such as liver hemangioma, maybe?)
that can present similarly in certain types of scans, so different tests
are needed in order to sort things out. And there are quite a few
things that can affect the liver panel blood tests.
Perhaps something along those lines is going on with your daughter's
diagnosis, but I'm afraid I don't have the knowledge to be helpful.
I know it must be terribly worrisome for you; my heart goes out to you &
your family.
You will let us know how things come out, won't you?
Sending positive wishes --
Ann T.
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>> I am sorry to say that I have not been keeping up with the group. My
>> daughter who had breast cancer surgery three years ago had some markers
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> Good luck to you and yours. Hope it's just a false alarm
> J
J - 18 Apr 2006 10:21 GMT
> This post was answered by a fellow breast cancer survivor, Ann T.
> Eveline has not answered back, I am assuming things went well since she
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> Welcome back, Eveline -- I'm sorry you again have need for the group,
> though.
Sorry - newsreader problem.
J