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8 year clearance this week after triple neg recurrance :)
Just thought I’d share this happy snap to give hope to some of you ladies full of fear and recently diagnosed. It’s good to know that it’s not always the worst news. When I had my recurrence 6 mths after all my treatment completed I could not believe it. However here I am 8 years down the track. I know there are others who have not been as fortunate as me and my heart goes out to them. Treasure ever day girls. Much love to you all. Paula xxx
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- @onemargie, lovely to hear from you and thanks. Yes love the loo shot hehehe. Congrats on your 3 years. Each year a bonus hey?
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Paula xxx - @mum2jj. I’ve just gone 3 years cancer free. I had TNBC as you know slightly different to you no lymph node involvement had 8 removed though along with a double mastectomy (my choice) no rads but 8 rounds of chemo negative for the gene. I love reading these stories. You look beautiful for a loo shot 💕. You gave me heaps of support when I was first diagnosed which I was grateful for . Big hug. Margie.
- Thanks all so much. Still smiling.
Paula xxxx - Just the best news. I'm celebrating for you too mum2jj <3
- Brilliant news @TonyaM. Yes weird to say we’ve been lucky when we’ve had it twice, but I hear you and feel it 😀
- Good news Paula- you look great! I just got my’all clear’
9yrs checkup or 16yrs if you count from my first bout of bc.
In the cancer world,we have been lucky.xx - Goodhealthagain,
I’m with you it’s so informative to hear of other people who have had the same diagnosis and know that we are not alone, and those that have had a similar journey of curve balls.
Its so shitty to go through this horrid disease, but comforting to know that you have come out at the other end, sending hope to all of us.
Sending cyber hugs to everyone that needs one
xx - Congratulations Lovely Paula
That is the best news.
Just fills me so much of positive thoughts and feelings, as I too had a triple negative diagnosis, six years (2013) originally (1.7cm and one positive node), and then recurrence nearly three years later (2016), same spot (1.7cm) followed by a total axillary clearance and mastectomy. Our stories are just unbelievably similar.
Much love, Cheryl xo - Thank you Paula x
- Thanks Paula it sure has given me hope.
so thank you so much again xx
