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Home at last!
Well here I am! Home at last – somewhere I doubted I would be give the prognosis 2 weeks ago!
I have been taking an oral chemotherapy drug called Xeloda which aims to prolong life in metastatic breast cancer patients. It seems to suit me as, so far, I have had none of the listed side effects. My blood platelet levels are still very low but are holding their own so we are taking this as a measure of success. Hopefully the consultant will let me continue on the treatment for a while. At least it will give us time to get affairs in order so to speak.
Thank you all for your good wishes and hopefully I’ll post again soon!
AnneFlamenco. replied 14 years, 7 months ago 13 Members · 13 Replies -
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Hi Anne,
So pleased you are back home again with your family, and with us. Love and bestwishes that your current treatment carries on working,
Love Diane -
I’m glad you are home and are tolerated the chemo. Have your kidneys regained functioning? I hope you have a good summer with your boys. Love, Julie
Volunteer Coordinator
ABLSCAnne,
Glad to see you are home, the treatment is working and that you aren’t getting any side effects.
All my luv and prayers,
Lee
So great to see that little critters picture in a new post.
I’m thankful that your treatment is working and praying for miracles. Wish there was more we could do for you.
Take care and thanks for the good news,
Vi
Dx 10/5 Non Invasive PapillaryWelcome home, Anne! Both to your home there and your home, with us, here. We miss you when we don’t hear from you.
Sara Anne
Diagnosis 2-08 Small papillary TCC; CIS
BCG; BCG maintenance
Vice-President, American Bladder Cancer Society
Forum ModeratorGuestJuly 7, 2010 at 11:22 pmSo glad you’re home Anne. I’ve so struggled with the right words to say to you and none of them are adequate enough. You’ve been such a shinning beacon through all of this and my heart is so terribly saddened by all you’ve had to endure.
much love,
patAnne,
Glad you are home and the drugs are helping!
Anita & Doug
Anita
Forum Moderator
CaregiverAnne,
GREAT to hear from you!!!! Glad you are home! Hope that stuff continues to work for you!
Mike
Age 54
10/31/06 dx CIS (TisG3) non-invasive (at 47)
9/19/08 TURB/TUIP dx Invasive T2G3
10/8/08 RC neobladder(at 49)
2/15/13 T4G3N3M1 distant metastases(at 53)
9/2013 finished chemo -cancer free again
1/2014 ct scan results….distant mets
2/2014 ct result…spread to liver, kidneys, and lymph system
My opinions are my own and do not reflect the opinion of ABLCS or anyone else. I am not a doctor nor do I play one on TV.Anne
So glad to hear from you. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Know that we love you.
George
Light a man a fire and he is warm for an evening.
Light a man ON fire and he’s warm forever.08/08/08…RC neo bladder
09/09/09…New Hip
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New Man! [/size]Anne,
If you don’t already know about it; I would suggest you check out “CURE” magazine. I subscribe; it covers various types of cancers and talks about how some defy the odds…maybe it could offer some hope…knowing others have been given far more time than anyone expected. Take care and God bless…you are in my prayers. Hugs,
Melodie, Indy Pouch, U.W.Medical Center, Seattle, Dr. Paul H. Lange & Jonathan L. WrightHi Anne, lovely to see you posting again.
Sounds good news with the Xeloda and long may it continue to help you.
Sending you lots of love.
RachelWelcome Home, Anne!
I was so happy to see this post! You so deserve to be home with your family and friends and I am happy to know the drugs you are taking give you that opportunity without all the awful side effects. Please take good care of yourself, Anne, and just know I am thinking of you and praying for many, many wonderful weeks and months ahead.
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