Well she is not done yet!!
Well today was full of emotions we had to see Nat's medical oncologist which we thought was for the last time as chemo is done and dusted and we thought it was the last time we would see him, well that was not to be. New research has told them even if there is a 1 on the her 2 score young women need to be treated with Zoladex and Exemestane ( Aromasin) Im still researching this but she needs it for 2 to 5 years to help stop it coming back, stats for very young women with triple neg not having recurrence in the first 5 yrs are not good at all... so I have always been stressed about that, but also stressed that there was nothing to do after chemo and radiation other than to cross your fingers, so slightly glad they are stopping her hormones and putting her on tablets as well. if she finds a partner and decides to have a baby they will stop her treatments till she has the baby and then will start again.
Yep I cried not sure why? just relieved I think that she hasn't been dumped in the to hard basket. Nat is NOT happy about the injections (they hurt like hell) but it was her decision (mum sitting in the corner quietly smiling and thinking YAH!!!!!) I know the first 6 months will not be good with side effects but hey after chemo and radio therapy this will be a walk in the park (Praying I hope lol ). Oct will be full on as she has to have all the scans again and a mammogram. she knows what to expect as she came with me and watched (and I was very brave lol )
Just another hurdle in the breast cancer saga that she will fly over.....
Cheers Sue xxx