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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Breast Cancer / August 2007Update on our Daughter
I posted here over 3 months ago when our Daughter Dara was diagnosed with bi-lateral stage 3 breast cancer. After 3 months of chemo, yesterday, Dara had bi-lateral MODIFIED mastectomies & all went well. Her doctors are very confident in her survivability. Repeated PET scans had found no lymph gland involvement. We will move forward from here. I want to thank you all for your input & encouragement @ a time when I was "STUNNED. I want to especially thank Ann T. & Tim. GOD bless you all..Ron >I posted here over 3 months ago when our Daughter Dara was diagnosed > with bi-lateral stage 3 breast cancer. After 3 months of chemo, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > was "STUNNED. I want to especially thank Ann T. & Tim. GOD bless you > all..Ron Thank you for letting us know, Ron. Few of us forget what posters contribute even if we don't feel able to respond at the time. Tim and Ann always give sound responses. I hope you're feeling more settled now. Mary > I posted here over 3 months ago when our Daughter Dara was diagnosed > with bi-lateral stage 3 breast cancer. After 3 months of chemo, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > was "STUNNED. I want to especially thank Ann T. & Tim. GOD bless you > all..Ron --------------- Thanks so much for the follow-up. I hope everything continues to go well. I myself was diagnosed with Stage 3 in June 2004, and "STUNNED" is absolutely the right word for it. Felt like a cow who'd been hit over the head with a 2-by-4. Take it one day at a time. All the best, Eva > > with bi-lateral stage 3 breast cancer. After 3 months of chemo, > > yesterday, Dara had bi-lateral MODIFIED mastectomies & all went well. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > head with a 2-by-4. Take it one day at a time. > All the best, Eva Glad to hear your daughter is doing well and three years for you Eva....that is a milestone. Alex >I posted here over 3 months ago when our Daughter Dara was diagnosed > with bi-lateral stage 3 breast cancer. After 3 months of chemo, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > was "STUNNED. I want to especially thank Ann T. & Tim. GOD bless you > all..Ron Thanks for the update, Ron -- great to hear that everything's going so well. No positive nodes is good news. Speaking from experience, the mastectomies are relatively easy surgeries, and she's been through the toughest parts of treatment now (my opinion). Please feel free to visit us here if you have questions or just need to "talk". Best to you & family! Ann T. Remove 'dontsendspam' from address to reply by email That's good news Ron. I had not read your previous post but I too had bi lateral breast cancer Stage 2 no lymph involvement! This all happened 17.2.06. My mastectomies were trouble free with not too much discomfort only with the drains in for the week. I also had 3 months of chemo and had my last treatment 24.8.06. So I celebrated my chemo free year last week. Yes, I have moved forward and hopefully have seen the end of this disease. I had follow up checks every 3 months for the first year and now have a chest ultrasound every 6 months - next due in December. I now take Arimidex for the next 5 years as my tumours were estrogen and progesterone positive. Keep in touch and all the best to your daughter and families. Mary E. >>I posted here over 3 months ago when our Daughter Dara was diagnosed >> with bi-lateral stage 3 breast cancer. After 3 months of chemo, [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Ann T. > Remove 'dontsendspam' from address to reply by email |
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