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15 days agoGood morning!! After more than a year…16 cycles of IV chemo, lumpectomy/reconstructive surgery, 15 radiation treatments, and 8 cycles of capecitibine. I am officially done!! I had mammogram/ultrasound on Monday which came back clear and my port was removed on Thursday. It has been a challenging year with immense fatigue, muscle loss, skin turning to crepe paper, and hair loss (not all thanks to cold cap) and I’m ready to get my life back. I have tried to maintain physical exercise throughout and now it’s time to ramp it up as much as my body allows me. Trying to keep a positive attitude was sometimes difficult but encouragement from friends, family, and this group has helped. Because of TNBC I know that I am at higher risk of reoccurrence but with oncologist checkups every 3 months I hope that if it does, it will be caught early again. Thank you all for sharing your experiences as it has helped mine. 😁😁
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15 days ago🙏 I almost there . I need to go to my mammogram in April and mri 6 more later . I’m so happy ur test came back clean !!! It has been a long battle my friend
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15 days agoGood luck to you on your upcoming exams! We are strong women to battle this. Sending positive thoughts.
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15 days agoWhat an incredible milestone to celebrate after such an intensive treatment journey! Completing treatment and receiving clear scans often brings a complex mix of relief, gratitude, and sometimes anxiety about what comes next. Many people in this community share similar feelings about rebuilding strength, managing ongoing concerns about recurrence, and finding a new normal after treatment ends. The positive mindset and commitment to staying active that you've shown throughout this process will serve you well as you move forward into this next chapter.
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