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What type of breast cancer do you have?
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Tigger.co.uk
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I have carcinoma breast cancer my breast cancer was underneath my breast bone very close to my heart I also had a lump on my opposite breast but they drained this but they couldnt the other I also have finished all my radiotherapy treatment but it has left me with emphysema and lymphodema in my left arm and hand but I am still taking anastrazole and having regular mammograms and seeing my oncologist I have a appointment in June so hopefully all will be OK but my legs do ache and I am finding hard to walk so I will have to see what she says Tigger
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Berthe.N
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Hi everyone,
How are you feeling today?
Have you seen this older discussion ?
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Take care,
Berthe
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Berthe.N
Lizoid
I had an estrogen positive cancer. Found during a routine mammogram as I had no symptoms at all so this was a complete surprise. 3cm tumor against the chest wall. I had a lumpectomy and 2 weeks of radiotherapy. Nothing detected in my lymph nodes and my genome score was 7 so it was felt I didn't need hormone treatment. I breastfed 3 children and there is no history of BC in the family. I was on estrogen only HRT for 30 years which may have some bearing on my cancer.
I have researched different solutions to the hot flushes etc. I am happy to share these if it helps.
Best wishes,
Lizoid
Angiepops
Hi all
I had her2 positive stage 2 cancer that had gone into the lymph nodes. I had breast conserving surgery 6 months of chemotherapy and 5 weeks (26) sessions of radiotherapy. I am now on hormone therapy and get bone infusions every six months. It's been a long hard journey but here I am. My hair has grew back 50 shades of grey and curly....I have sore bones but just thankful to be here....I found the lump on my left breast myself it was quite big and growing fast .
Lots of love to all you people fighting this horrible disease 💖
Dwatkins
Secondary breast cancer in lung
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Pat22B
@Dwatkins I had same cancer but stage 3,and my hair has grown back 50shades. Of grey and uncontrollable curls,don’t know whether to have it coloured and cut
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Caegarwgirl
I have secondary breast cancer it's in my bones
Antoileana
bună, am avut cancer de san her 2 negativ
Rubyslippers
secondary breast cancer
Rubyslippers
Diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in both lungs in 2021, primary breast cancer was in 2007 so quite a shock after fourteen years. Been on aromasin now for nearly two years with very little change, however there is now some growth and I am scheduled for some radiotherapy next month, fingers crossed! I have no physical symptoms other than the anxiety of wondering between scans etc what is happening . The secondaries were discovered by a scan for another condition which meant I have had very early intervention.
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In this discussion you can name the type of your cancer and identify other patients with the same type and talk about it together.