The game plan is finally here!!

Will be in 2 different clinical studies still. Since I have osteopena (Thats what you get right before you get osteoporosis), one of the studies will be giving me IV therapy monthly to rebuild my bones (Hope it works!).
Also had the BRCA1 + BRAC2 Gene test done. Will know results in a couple weeks. But looks like I will probably have my Ovaries removed anyway. Not a hurry to get it done just yet, I've still got time.
I got bombarded with oodles of info today that they had to laugh at us because I looked like a school kid about to flunk an exam!! They apologized for throwing so much at us at one time.
We are going out to dinner this evening with my Daughter & her hubby to celebrate!!
It's been a long day and all I can say is....sigh!!

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NO CHEMO!!
Those are big words that have a huge impact on your life physically and emotionally. I am so happy that these are the words you heard. If I could I would post my "happy naked dancing" character here, but I can't so you'll just have to imagine itBe kind now!!! LOL
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Pammy-that's great news!
Wow! That's news to shout about and so glad we can shout right along with you. Isn't it a nice change to hear some good news every now and then?
Wow! Whoopppeeee! Yeah! Awesome!! Congrats! Whooow! (and other such expressions of uncontrollabe human signs of elation)).
dmc0 -
Great news, Pammy. When Idmc_emmy said:Pammy-that's great news!
Wow! That's news to shout about and so glad we can shout right along with you. Isn't it a nice change to hear some good news every now and then?
Wow! Whoopppeeee! Yeah! Awesome!! Congrats! Whooow! (and other such expressions of uncontrollabe human signs of elation)).
dmc
Great news, Pammy. When I had radiation, I was so excited to know that I didn't need chemo, so I know how relieved you must be.
Joyce0 -
Pammy,
I am so so happy for
Pammy,
I am so so happy for you. I can imagination your excitment. I see my oncologist on Saturday and hope I hear the same words. Wish me luck!
Maryann0 -
I am so hapy for you!maryannrogers said:Pammy,
I am so so happy for
Pammy,
I am so so happy for you. I can imagination your excitment. I see my oncologist on Saturday and hope I hear the same words. Wish me luck!
Maryann
Also
I am so hapy for you!
Also wondering what made you decide to get ovaries out. I will be seeing a doc about that also, hopefully soon.
Also I work wo\ith someone who had osteoporosis and then went on a med for that and now has ostepnia(sp?) so it can go both ways. Jsut thought this might help you feel better about having it.
Kim0 -
Awesome!!!!
Pammy,
That is great news. I am really glad that you only have to do rads. Good luck with it and keep us posted.
Sherry0 -
ovaries....confused123 said:I am so hapy for you!
Also
I am so hapy for you!
Also wondering what made you decide to get ovaries out. I will be seeing a doc about that also, hopefully soon.
Also I work wo\ith someone who had osteoporosis and then went on a med for that and now has ostepnia(sp?) so it can go both ways. Jsut thought this might help you feel better about having it.
Kim
The reason I have decided to remove my ovaries is because I had a historectomy 4 years ago but left them in. Now I am at increase risk of getting ovarian cancer since I have BC and also may test positive for BRCA gene. This raised the risk of ovarian cancer up to 55% that I will develop it. That makes it a whoa...these babies gotta go decision for me!!
If your friend went from osteoporosis to osteopina by taking the meds, that is a good sign! That means the bone loss is reversing. This is wonderful news. My hope is to take that one step further and go from osteopina to normal bone mass!!Pammy
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