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The Foxs Lady
I'm feeling very isolated as a TNBC in my area.
To my knowledge there is one other (a recent diagnosis who is now going head long into intensive treatment).
I have physically met three survivors...
Hi Catherine, similar stories, unfortunately. I too have developed osteoporosis but instead of medication my GP gave me an infusion that will last for twelve months. I had a reaction to it like chemo, and when I researched it, it is a chemo drug. I had three fractures in my legs in three months. an ankle, then both knees. I have terrible shortness of breath, exhaustion. My mum had heart disease and I'm beginning to wonder if I have some damage there. How did they test for your heart problems? I keep waiting for things to improve, I hope they do for you to,. just some semblance of a normal life would be appreciated. I have yet to go down the reconstruction side, too busy fighting all the other things that happened after treatment finished. Jo