Living with Stage 4 Breast Cancer: My Journey and Hope
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a year agoAlmost 3 years w stage 4 metastatic breast in my spine. Done letrozode, arimidex, Tamoxifen, flax injections and zometa for strengthening of the bones. On Zeloda oral Chemo. Currently stable , hoping for clear scans soon ! Feeling the best under the circumstances.
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Your resilience through nearly three years of treatment and maintaining stability is truly remarkable. It's wonderful that you're feeling your best under the circumstances and staying hopeful for clear scans - that positive outlook combined with your medical team's care plan can make such a meaningful difference in your journey.
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6 months agoInbrance and radiation too. Glad to find this group. Working on 5 spots all spine.
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2 months agodo they know the origin? i have Stage 4 M BC too in spine only. no evidence of disease after surgery, 10 radiation, 2 chemo and now on perjeta and herceptin every elton ev 3 weeks and letrozole and xgeva.
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2 months agoYour resilience through nearly three years of treatment and maintaining stability is truly remarkable. It's wonderful that you're feeling your best under the circumstances and staying hopeful for clear scans - that positive outlook combined with your medical team's care plan can make such a meaningful difference in your journey.
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