Sentinel node biopsy came back positive
Hi everyone My name is Laura and I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carsinoma in my left breast on the 10th of Feb. I have tiny breast so the cancer covered a large area so a mastectomy was necessa...
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Hi Laura @Igray3911 sorry you have needed to join us on this roller coaster ride. This does happen when nothing shows on your ultrasound but pathology is different when looked at.
Your team will plan according to the pathology what will be the best options for you to rid your body of Cancer.
Do you have a breast care nurse ? http//www.mcgrathfoundation.com.au/OurMission/OurNurses/FindANurse.aspx
have you been given a MY journey Kit? https://www.bcna.org.au/resources/
On the other post I read you will look at reconstruction later ... here is a link http://www.reclaimyourcurves.org.au/ they will be able to give you information regarding your options.
It is normal to feel confused and terrified we all do when we are first learning the twists and curves that make up our Roller coaster ride. The good thing is your team know that the node isn't clear therefore they will tweak your treatment to take that into account.
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Your team will plan according to the pathology what will be the best options for you to rid your body of Cancer.
Do you have a breast care nurse ? http//www.mcgrathfoundation.com.au/OurMission/OurNurses/FindANurse.aspx
have you been given a MY journey Kit? https://www.bcna.org.au/resources/
On the other post I read you will look at reconstruction later ... here is a link http://www.reclaimyourcurves.org.au/ they will be able to give you information regarding your options.
It is normal to feel confused and terrified we all do when we are first learning the twists and curves that make up our Roller coaster ride. The good thing is your team know that the node isn't clear therefore they will tweak your treatment to take that into account.
Hugs
Soldier Crab