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Tilly45
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Re: Cancer spread to liver.
Hi @LorraineB I have metastatic bc on the liver. It has been just over a year now since my diagnosis. I am 46 and have children so it has been tea tough.I am so sorry to hear of your diagnosis. There are definitely lows and some highs. Just don’t get ahead of yourself, don’t let your imagination get the better of you. I am feeling as well as can be expected. They have stopped mine spreading. My Mets ate very extensive but they are not spreading. There is so much hope. You need have some good support around you but you can create a new version of yourself and enjoy every day. Thinking of you.Re: Taking Letrozole
Exactly the same for me. Awful. I don’t look forward to going to bed because I know my nights are so difficult. I am about to go off a medication that was meant to help with the hot flushes because it has been giving me awful nightmares. Not much else I can do.18Views1like0CommentsRe: 12/7/18 Tilly45's Birthday Today!!!!
Hi @FYONA1Things are going well, although I am more limited with the physical side of things as I ache everywhere all of the time. My onc. Says it’s a due to the letrozole. I am taking Panadol Ostio which is definitely helping with that. How are you? I hope you are traveling well.5Views0likes0CommentsRe: 12/7/18 Tilly45's Birthday Today!!!!
Thank you @tigerbeth @FYONA1@kmakm @jennyss @Brenda5 @jennyss @Sister Had a really fantastic birthday. It is my 1 year anniversary since being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. We celebrated and I just enjoyed every moment of it. Back to some healthy eating now. xxx2Views4likes0Comments
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