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jadziatoo
9 years agoMember
Finished chemo and bad news
Hi all,
I have my sixth and last round of TCH chemo which is good news. But while I was talking to my Oncologist she said that the MRI I had on Monday found pre cancerous cells in my right breast. So now both breast are affected. I see my breast surgeon on Monday so I will have to see what he recommends but I am thinking I might do a double mastectomy.
Ang
I have my sixth and last round of TCH chemo which is good news. But while I was talking to my Oncologist she said that the MRI I had on Monday found pre cancerous cells in my right breast. So now both breast are affected. I see my breast surgeon on Monday so I will have to see what he recommends but I am thinking I might do a double mastectomy.
Ang
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- melclarityMember@jadziatoo So glad to hear you are now at home and recovering! Look after you, keep us posted how you are going! Hugs Melinda xoSign in to react to this post
- Great to hear you are home @jadziatoo and feeling OK. Sending you best wishes for your recovery and pathology results. Jane xxSign in to react to this post
- au0reiMember
I read your post, so sorry to hear about the right breast :( big hugs to you. Glad that surgery is done. Doing a single mastectomy is hard, doing two is way harder esp after 6 chemos (I am done with my 4 chemo and it's taken its toil definitely so I think you are very strong), so take good care of yourself and eat well to recover. On another note, so glad you found the pre-cancer cells on the other side very early, and that it's pre-cancer! Could I ask why you had a MRI done? I was asking my oncologist what tests should be done after chemo and he says done. However, I did have left mastectomy before chemo so mine was adjuvant chemo and I think yours is neo-adjuvant, so that's why you had a scan? I am only meant to have scans (ultrasound and mammo) on my anniversary which is Dec 17. xxxjadziatoo said:Well I am back home after my double mastectomy and bilateral sentinel node biopsies. I was given a Prevena negative pressure bandage rather than drains which is going well. Feeling good.Sign in to react to this post - jadziatooMemberWell I am back home after my double mastectomy and bilateral sentinel node biopsies. I was given a Prevena negative pressure bandage rather than drains which is going well. Feeling good.Sign in to react to this post
- socodaMemberSending you a huge hug. Delays are never easy but delays because you're waiting on results are the hardest. Wishing you all the best Ang. XxSign in to react to this post
- melclarityMember@jadziatoo I just wanted to send you the biggest hug, because I KNOW what a hell of a shock all of this is to you. No words can take any of it away, but know that you are heard and you are so very supported here with all of us! We get it! Deep breath and like Share (Sheryl) said, its pre cancerous, so you are in such a great position. Deep breath, one thing and one step at a time is the best thing I could ever say to you, because its so easy to get overwhelmed and swept away, so back to this moment and then the next. Thinking of you xo MelindaSign in to react to this post
- NadiMemberKeeping my fingers crossed for your biopsy.Sign in to react to this post
- primekMemberThanks for updating us. Thoughts are with you.Sign in to react to this post
- jadziatooMemberHi all,
Well, my breast surgeon said that I will be having a mastectomy on my left breast. He wants to do a core biopsy to confirm the pre cancerous cells on the right. So he will hold off on surgery until all the results are in. I have another appointment in a couple of weeks. Thanks for all your support.Sign in to react to this post - RNSWMemberHi Ang,
Sorry to hear about your results. I wish none of us had to go through this. Thinking of you and wishing you the best.
Rita xoSign in to react to this post