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Hi Mary Beth,
I've had to take medication for several years now for osteoporosis due to tamoxifen. One of the side effects of tamoxifen in premenopausal women is that it softens the bones. As for the Rebecca Study, ask smvargo (Stephanie) I know she told me she is trying to get in the study. But also ask your oncologist. I would think the oncologist should be on top of this. Hope this helps.
God Bless,
Kathy -
Mar,
I still haven't gotten a phone call back about participating in the study. As soon as I do, I will post the info. My onc. in Pittsburgh at Magee Women's Hospital is participating in the study. He has worked in the past with other patients in other geographic areas who wanted to participate in trials and studies by recruiting their individual onc.s to coordinate with him in Pittsburgh. Hopefully, I'll have more info. soon.
I was Dx. as osteoporatic at 42 also.
Stephanie -
Small world, I had my lumpectomy at Magee Hosp., Dr. Kelley was my surgeon. Saw Dr. Stanley Marks, an oncologist, for a 2nd opinion there too. I live in Lincoln, Nebraska, but have family in Pgh. Thanks Kathy and Stephanie for your helpful info, I'll watch for your post.smvargo said:Mar,
I still haven't gotten a phone call back about participating in the study. As soon as I do, I will post the info. My onc. in Pittsburgh at Magee Women's Hospital is participating in the study. He has worked in the past with other patients in other geographic areas who wanted to participate in trials and studies by recruiting their individual onc.s to coordinate with him in Pittsburgh. Hopefully, I'll have more info. soon.
I was Dx. as osteoporatic at 42 also.
Stephanie
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