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sandramj
9 years agoMember
New breakthrough in HR+ & hormone therapy for breast cancer
https://www.findatopdoc.com/Women-s-Health/Minimal-Side-Effects-with-New-Class-of-Breast-Cancer-Drugs?promoted
JustDiagnosed
8 years agoMember
Thanks Marg, that all sounds like it should. The only thing is, I've been accepted as one of 30 women in Australia to receive ribociclib as a compassionate drug for newly-diagnosed patients. But after completing endless amounts of paperwork, tests and scans, and being told to expect the drug 2 weeks ago, I've only just been told it will likely now be 12 more months. To receive it I need to stay 'newly diagnosed' by not taking Letrozole, which isn't really an option if I want to keep the cancer at bay. Not an easy choice!
Anne-Marie
Anne-Marie