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Hi all, just been to see oncologist, this time last year i was in a bad way, spread to a few places, stage 4 breast cancer er+ I have responded well to 6 rounds of chemo and now im on letrozole since June 2015, she is very pleased with my response but why do i still feel down today, i think because its not gone, and the words are we cant cure you we hope to keep it under control, i know thing could be worse but today im feeling well but in myself im feeling low, i just want to be free of this i think i feeling sorry for myself, please may i live for manh many yrs to come

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    Hi Hellsbells,

    Letrozole is a hormone therapy and one of the side essects is it can make you feel low. It can also cause confusion. If you look on Cancer Research web site there is a section which details the side effects.

    So dont be hard on your self, you have gone through a lot. Hope this helps.

    Sending best wishes and kind thoughts your way, Brian.

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    Hi Hellsbells,

    Letrozole is a hormone therapy and one of the side essects is it can make you feel low. It can also cause confusion. If you look on Cancer Research web site there is a section which details the side effects.

    So dont be hard on your self, you have gone through a lot. Hope this helps.

    Sending best wishes and kind thoughts your way, Brian.

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