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Re: chemo generations
@Annski thanks for that. I am a person that like 'to know' or to have answers so I can make informed decisions. I have another health issue I am dealing with so it's difficult to make decisions. I'm also not sure how safe my job is after a call I just received - all I need!3Views0likes0CommentsRe: chemo generations
@sister thanks for that, I also had invasive lobular, I did think that the predict tool was a bit vague, didn't allow for type of cancer & also I would think the % growth rate wld matter as well, not just if it's positive or negative. I only looked because my oncologist avoids the question when I ask. Thanks4Views0likes0CommentsRe: chemo generations
@primek thanks for that. Yes I did look at predict tool, but thought it odd that the way your cancer was detected can affect your possible survival chance outcome, esp as mammograms give false results. & it doesn't ask for both ER & PR results. Thanks again5Views0likes0Comments
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