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Tri
12 months agoMember
Hi @Nickii2
so sorry to read about your diagnosis. ❤️🌻🌺In a nutshell not everyone will have surgery first up. I had 6 rounds of chemotherapy first, each one 3 weeks apart. So my diagnosis was in February and my surgery end of July. The good thing is my surgeon could see from the pathology that the chemotherapy was indeed doing its thing to my cancer cells.
I was diagnosed with invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC) too, and the other factors that shaped my particular treatment plan were that I was HER2 positive (which is uncommon for ILC) and Oestrogen and Progesterone positive.
so sorry to read about your diagnosis. ❤️🌻🌺In a nutshell not everyone will have surgery first up. I had 6 rounds of chemotherapy first, each one 3 weeks apart. So my diagnosis was in February and my surgery end of July. The good thing is my surgeon could see from the pathology that the chemotherapy was indeed doing its thing to my cancer cells.
I was diagnosed with invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC) too, and the other factors that shaped my particular treatment plan were that I was HER2 positive (which is uncommon for ILC) and Oestrogen and Progesterone positive.
Also uncommon for ILC, I had a lump.
I am going to reshare @arpies post about how ILC shows up differently and requires careful examination and certain types of mammograms (“3D”) for example, this was reported late last year and you might find it interesting. Unless you’re already feeling information “overload”.
I hope you’re feeling a bit better today and are able to get some rest. It’s a really tough time but hang in there, it sounds like your team are getting all the information they need to help you.
I hope you’re feeling a bit better today and are able to get some rest. It’s a really tough time but hang in there, it sounds like your team are getting all the information they need to help you.