Has Anyone Experienced Triple Negative Breast Cancer?

My daughter and also a food friend both had it and both over 6 years clean. For more info go online to ShaysWarriors

Yes, I did. It's a hard one, but they are all hard. TNBC, it is said, is an aggressive form of BC. But, do your research. There is so much out there. So many doctors don't tell you half of things. Their job is to make sure you live and the cancer is gone. There ahoukd be more. Also, before treatment, find out what you can do for yourself to avoid terrible side effects. I'm clearly speaking from experience. With all this being said, we are all different. We all take thi hs differently and heal differently. Best of luck to you. PS, lots of sites are out there for support and information as well.

Apologies for typo. "There should be more ".

What is that?

What is what??

If it's TNBC that you are referring to, that is TRIPLE-NEGATIVE BREAST CANCER.

I also had Triple Negative Breast Cancer and yes, this is a more aggressive type with less treatment options, but there are options. I have the added BRCA 2 gene mutations that add to the aggressive treatment needs, but I completed double mastectomies with reconstruction and nearly a year of harsh chemotherapy, am not a candidate for immunotherapy because of 5 autoimmune conditions, but am receiving PARP inhibitors, Lynparza, now. Nothing easy but all treatments are manageable. 🙏

There is a group on here for TNBC - check that out

Many people in this community have experience with triple negative breast cancer and understand the unique challenges it brings. The size you mentioned suggests early detection, which can be encouraging for treatment options. Consider sharing more about your journey or specific concerns - this supportive community often provides valuable insights and encouragement from others who've walked similar paths.