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ahh on to the GOOD NEWS!!

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  • mwallace1325
    mwallace1325 CSN Member Posts: 806
    #22
    Congrats
    Good news is such a good thing to hear. Enjoy being cancer free, hopefully forever.

    marge
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  • natly15
    natly15 CSN Member Posts: 1,941
    #23
    mwallace1325 said:

    Congrats
    Good news is such a good thing to hear. Enjoy being cancer free, hopefully forever.

    marge

    Congratulations!!!
    Good
    Congratulations!!!
    Good Job!!
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  • Kylez
    Kylez CSN Member Posts: 3,761 Member
    #24
    Heatherbelle said:

    Thanks Janice-
    Just what I
    Thanks Janice-
    Just what I need - to be even more irritable and moody ;) I'm sure my husband's just gonna LOVE that!!

    So happy to read your good
    So happy to read your good news Heather! Now breathe a big sigh of relief and go celebrate!
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  • aysemari
    aysemari CSN Member Posts: 1,596 Member
    #25
    YEAH!!!
    Heather,

    so happy to hear your good news. You must be going crazy with joy!!

    The only way to be if you ask me.

    Ayse
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  • BlownAway60
    BlownAway60 CSN Member Posts: 851
    #26
    Sooooo Happy for
    Sooooo Happy for you.

    Hugs

    Donna
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  • CypressCynthia
    CypressCynthia CSN Member Posts: 4,014 Member
    #27
    That is great news! And
    That is great news! And remember not everyone gets the same side effects. Our body chemistries are so very unique.

    I did fine on tamoxifen and I was on it 7 years because, back in the 1980's, no one was sure how long to keep me on it. And, the best part, ta da, I am still here after Stage 3A and 23 years!

    Congrats--I am soooo happy for you!
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  • fauxma
    fauxma CSN Member Posts: 3,577 Member
    #28
    CypressCynthia said:

    That is great news! And
    That is great news! And remember not everyone gets the same side effects. Our body chemistries are so very unique.

    I did fine on tamoxifen and I was on it 7 years because, back in the 1980's, no one was sure how long to keep me on it. And, the best part, ta da, I am still here after Stage 3A and 23 years!

    Congrats--I am soooo happy for you!

    Glad for the good news.
    Glad for the good news. Dance away, Heather.
    Stef
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  • carkris
    carkris CSN Member Posts: 4,553 Member
    #29
    fauxma said:

    Glad for the good news.
    Glad for the good news. Dance away, Heather.
    Stef

    you may want to ask about
    you may want to ask about receiving zometa. I am ER and PR pos and receive it twice a year propholactically. It has been shown in studies to decrease distant and bone mets by 36 percent. Some oncs give it to their negative patients too.
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  • carriesoup
    carriesoup CSN Member Posts: 144
    #30
    Virtual Hugs!!
    wish i could give you a hug for real!!! the big "R" word, sounds great!!

    get out and dance!!

    *hugs*

    carrie :)
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