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Wonderful 'activity' opportunities available to BC folk after 'active treatment' finishes
Hi guys If you have completed your 'active treatment' (ie surgery, chemo & Rads (- your AI tablets don't affect your ability to apply .... ) there are some wonderful philanthropic organisations that are happy to provide you with 'new challenges' or a free holiday with family & friends ...... I am sure that if you are…
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Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday to you dear @hdel
Wishing you a very happy birthday dear @HDel
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Low volume Oligo-metastatic/progressive Disease.
Hi all, My name is Annie I have just been diagnosed with Low volume Oligo-metastatic/progressive Disease. FEB 2019 Lobular BC. Lumpectomy, Radiation Arimidex.FEB 2023 Solitary met to manubrium sternum. NED anywhere else.Has anyone heard of this?
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Friday Update - 21st July 2023
Friday greetings, BCNA was very busy in June with face to face forums, which I will share in the update along with last week's online event (You can still register to view the on-demand recording when which is now available). There are also several news items and social posts regarding the recent 'Door knocking' activity…
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Anxiety waiting for further tests
Moderator moved @Rewindtake2 post from activity section to 'Newly Diagnosed' discussion: 11:27AM Activity Second dose of chemo hair fallen out, shocking nausea, gut pain, anxiety, feeling a little out of my depth not knowing what's next. Have found yet another lump on my left breast and medical oncologist wants a mammogram…
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Fundraiser dinner for GO PINK
Hey guys, just thought I would jump on and show some images of my Fundraiser dinner at Squires Loft Steakhouse Ballarat. Total money raised not yet determined but definitely closer to or over $1000 on the night, money still being raised within the restaurant and through my fundraising link. Thinking I will get passed the…
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Starting Letrozole & palbociclib tomorrow
This discussion was created from comments split from: Metastatic Breast Cancer & avoiding weight gain while on Letrozole ?.
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Happy birthday @onemargie
Happy birthday to you @onemargie
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Regional and Rural Information forums - We want your feedback!
The below post was recently added to the private group Living in Regional, Rural and Remote areas . If you are not a member of this group and live rural, regional or remote, please consider joining. (Refer to the Monash Modified Model (MMM) that classifies locations according to geographical remoteness via the…
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Happy birthday @aussiee13
Birthday wishes to @aussiee13
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Welcome New Members - 19th July 2023
Hello and welcome to new members of the Online Network in the past week: @CathL @Kaz64 @AC1969 @Ansypansy @Daisylou @Rewindtake2 @BellaB88 @GezR @Kimmy_23 @MicheyV @Phoemie You have found your way to Breast Cancer Network Australia's (BCNA's) Online Network. This is a forum where you are not alone and can engage with…
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Newly Diagnosed - surgery and treatment pathway
Moderator moved @Kaz64 from activity section to 'Newly Diagnosed': After a routine mammogram and 2 follow up needle biopsies, last week I was diagnosed with a high grade DCIS & a grade 3 14mm invasive carcinoma er+/pr+/her- in the same breast. It is the first time I don’t want to be in the highest grades!!! 🙃. My next…
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'Understanding and Managing Pain with Metastatic Breast Cancer' Interactive Digital Event
Have you registered for tomorrow night's 'Ask the Expert' online event? Living with a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis can mean needing to manage pain. This can have both a physical and emotional impact. Through discussion with your treating team, there may be ways pain can be managed to help maintain quality of…
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Happy birthday for today dear @tigerbeth
wishing you a very happy birthday @tigerbeth
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DCIS and mastectomy
Grateful for the site but wish it didn’t have a need to exist❤️ As I sat in my nicely warmed bath robe waiting for my second round of tests at Breastscreen, I was completely unprepared for an actual positive result the following week, and even less prepared for the treatment recommendation. I don’t know what I thought…