PinkPeony
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She hasn't had to switch meds yet her tumor marker is 31. She doesn't want to do chemo or radiation again like she did 14 years ago. I hope the side effects wont be to bad if she has to switch.0June 2018
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Thanks so much for your input to my question. I've also found that being aware of and limiting sugar and carbs, especially unrefined ones, helps me manage my weight. If it starts to creep up, carbs are the first thing to go.0December 2014
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Hi Peony! I hope you are feeling well, you are in my prayers. Hope to hear from you soon. Hang in there, this shall pass too.0September 2014
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I am on the extremely good Prolia shot twice a year and Caltrate with D tablets both for osteopenia. I like Oikos yogurt and I eat a lot of that. But that's just because I like it. Since taking the Prolia and the Caltrate with D, I have nice fingernails. They used to be flimsy and break all the time. Do not give up on Arimidex because your doctors can treat you for the side effects. They tell me it is so important to take it. Five years is what they plan.0July 2014
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Pink, my oncologist Dr. Nadeem Ikhlaque, and my ob/gyn surgeon Dr. David Moore, Franciscan St. Francis, Indianapolis, IN (both very famous) agree that I am to continue to take Arimidex after my full hysterectomy. Before the hysterectomy, I was at a 3%-6% chance of recurrence of my breast cancer. The Arimidex lowers the odds of recurrence. There was no cancer with the hysterectomy, only an orange sized cyst.0July 2014
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Great...I wasn't suggesting you NOT take your Docs recommendations.
Just good to get as much info as we can.
Good Luck!
Barry0May 2014 -
Check out this wonderful site below AND his facebook page.
ALSO...new book by Kelly Turner PhD called "RADICAL REMISSON"
http://www.chrisbeatcancer.com/
Good Luck!0May 2014 -
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The first few weeks are hard but after the operation things start making more sense and you get a better grasp on the situation. Stay strong.0May 2014
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Team WhatNext Community Mgr0May 2014