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it’s official: 11 years clear
Well it’s a little late but it’s official: all clear on the mammogram. I have to say once again that I really like the radiology technicians who operate the mammography equipment at Penn Medicine. My tech today was simply awesome. … Continue reading
10 down, 25 to go and I am supposed to hold my arm how?
T-I-R-E-D….yes I know Sandra, I am supposed to keep my sunny side up and all that, but I swear I am just a wee bit cranky and I can’t sleep right now for whatever addled reason. My busy brain needs … Continue reading
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let the games begin
Today was incredibly long, and my friend Teri wants everyone to know she was early. It’s a running joke, but usually I am the early one and she is not. Linda and Teri came to keep me company today and … Continue reading
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Tagged breast cancer, breathe, cranky, life, money, radiation
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the next phase scheduled…(sort of)
O.k. so I got the official “all clear” from my medical oncologist – yes it is officially official — the girl needs no chemo. So I have scheduled my next meet and greet with the radiation oncologist. At that appointment … Continue reading
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Tagged breast cancer, breast cancer survivor, breastcancer.org, breathe, friends, god, happy, health insurance, life
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rainy day…busy brain
It’s another rainy day and while great for my herbs newly planted in my garden, it’s making me a little mopey. Not bad mopey – my head is just a bit crowded. My Nurse Navigator called. Apparently they don’t feel … Continue reading
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Tagged breast cancer, breastcancer.org, breathe, life, Living Beyond Breast Cancer, love, think
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breathe….just breathe
I can breathe….1 lump 3.5 to 4 cm stage 2 – lumpectomy , maybe node removal depending on what sentinel node shows surgery day. Tamoxifen for five years. I don’t know if I am thrilled about reading the list of side effects however … Continue reading
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Tagged breast cancer, breathe, family, friends, good news, life, Living Beyond Breast Cancer, love, susan g. komen, tamoxifen
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