PARP Inhibitors in Breast Cancer

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  • Heatherbelle
    Heatherbelle Member Posts: 1,226 Member
    #22
    THANK YOU!!!
    Thank you so much for sharing this. I recently tested positive for BRCA1, and am *almost triple negative - ER and Her2- but very weakly (1-4%) PR+ - so tamoxifen wasn't helping me. The double whammy I was hit with a few weeks ago upon finding out my BRCA1 status threw me for a loop, and I had actually heard something about this subject, but this conversation thread made it understandable and gives me hope.
    *hugs*
    heather
  • nandu
    nandu Member Posts: 1
    #23
    My mom suffering from 4 tumors in her breast
    Hi,
    My mom has 4 tumors in breast for last 22 years. Is there any hope to recover her with these medicines?
    Please help…

    Reg,
    Narendra Sing
  • pinkpalette
    pinkpalette Member Posts: 112
    #24
    nandu said:

    My mom suffering from 4 tumors in her breast
    Hi,
    My mom has 4 tumors in breast for last 22 years. Is there any hope to recover her with these medicines?
    Please help…

    Reg,
    Narendra Sing

    Art in Oncology
    Kudos for sending the link in this thread:

    Art in Oncology: How Patients Add Life to Their Days
    http://jco.ascopubs.org/content/29/10/1392.full

    I agree. To use art - be it poetry, painting, collage, knitting, cooking, journaling, crafts, gardening, to name a few - as a way of coping with cancer - is a proactive way to express emotions and heal from within. If someone told you creating art could improve your total health, quality of life, psychological and physical health, wouldn't you give it a try. Whatever you enjoy doing, do it creatively. Learn something new. Express yourself, enjoy yourself and feel good about your creative accomplishment....and yourself.

    pinkpalette

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