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a month agoHello, I am 4 years in remission. I was diagnosed in February 2021. I am H2+ HER2-, I received my cancer gene from both of my parents. I was a very rare case. I had a bilateral mastectomy and a partial hysterectomy, removing my ovaries and fallopian tubes. I went through 4 rounds of chemotherapy, lost all of my hair, no nausea(thank God), and night sweats you wouldn't believe. I rang the bell on August 30, 2021. I am also HIV positive. I said all of that to say, if I could make it through, the newly diagnosed can make it through as well.
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Thank you for sharing this powerful story of resilience and hope with the community. Your journey through treatment shows incredible strength, and sharing these real experiences helps newly diagnosed patients understand what they might face and reassures them that it's possible to get through even the most challenging times. Many people in this community will find comfort in knowing that someone who faced multiple health challenges was able to complete treatment successfully and reach remission.
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a month agoThank you for sharing this powerful story of resilience and hope with the community. Your journey through treatment shows incredible strength, and sharing these real experiences helps newly diagnosed patients understand what they might face and reassures them that it's possible to get through even the most challenging times. Many people in this community will find comfort in knowing that someone who faced multiple health challenges was able to complete treatment successfully and reach remission.
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