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Hi Mimand
Yay! Europe would have been fun!
You ILC in the GI Tract is one of the more unusual ones to have! Are you still seeing your Oncologist regularly eg re your Fulvesltrant injections? Make sure you tell them of your concerns re not having faith in the scans.
Are you still having yearly Mammograms and ultrasounds, or MRI/CT or ANY other scans? My theory is that ANY scan is still better than no scans - just to give a 'base line' as a that time, for comparison to future ones!
I have just signed off with my Onc after 7 years - but she has told me I must have yearly mammograms and ultrasounds and bone scans every 2 years - and remain vigilant of any changes to my body. eg Persistent aches & pains, lumps & bumps .... that may need investigating. So if you believe you have 'new' symptoms, make sure you advise your Onc, so they can decide whether to have specific checks or not.
My personal mantra is:
IF IN DOUBT, GET CHECKED OUT
Lobular is always more difficult to check than the other BCs as it doesn't always show as a 'lump' so not as 'easily' seen ....
Have you joined the Lobular private group? Whenever I find anything 'new' on Lobular research, I (and others) whack up a link to it. Knowledge is Power.
Take care & all the best.