Hi I just wanted to reach out.

I was diagnosed in October and have since had a lumpectomy, 6 rounds of chemo and 8 Radiotherapy sessions, mine was oestrogen Fed but not on my nodes and I was HEr2-.

I had FEC-T which was once every three weeks, I haven't heard of one per day for a week, are you sure that is right, my friend is HeR2 positive and had injections for this but i am not sure of the details.

This is by far the worst time! Scans and results are horrific, the worry consumes you, I know that feeling, I spent many night day in the lounge all night.

It seems a strange thing to say but this is the worst you will feel, once you have got all your results on the table and a full plan in place you will feel more relieved and positive. Treatments now are so advanced.

have you been assigned a breast care nurse? They are good for you to ask questions.

im 39 and have 2 young sons so I know how you feel. However hard this is you need to remember that now you have done something about it your team can look after you, and they will do everything they can to make sure your okay. 
You can do this! This will be the hardest thing in your life but you will do it. 
 

love lots sarah 

Hello,

I am 41. I have been diagnosed with a grade 3 invasive carcinoma that's spread into my lymph nodes. I'm hormone receptor positive. I am having a wide local incision to remove around a quarter of my breast tissue and all of my lymph nodes removed on the 9/9. I will them have chemo and radio therapy. I've never had an operation and prior to this am relatively healthy. Overwhelmed and scared is an understatement. It's just been over a week since my diagnosis so I completely understand. However what I will say is, I feel much more positive today that I did this time last week. The plan is in place, one step at a time, one day at a time. 
 

You will get there. The scan will be to rule out the spread, so they can focus on your treatment plan and to target the right areas. Be relieved they are being thorough. Your plan is informed and comprehensive, these people are experts. You are in good hands. Allow yourself to feel how you feel but don't forget to enjoy and notice the small bits of the day that are good! You need to look after yourself, including your mental health. The details of your diagnosis will follow as Will acre from the breast care nurses. They are wonderful. Write down any questions from now until them, and no question is a silly question! 
 

Feel free to get in touch to moan or rant. You are not alone!! You've got this! ️ ️ ️

Hi Linda my name is Amy I'm sorry to hear your news of breast cancer I had triple negative breast cancer last year in March I had chemo and radiotherapy and I had surgery to had my breast removed I no how u feel I was scared when I was having my surgery too I have 2 children if u wanna chat I'm here to listerb

Hi Amy, so pleased you commented. How are you now?

I've never had surgery so unsure really what to expect? Xx

Hi,

I have recently been diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer which is about 3cm, they have said I need chemo then surgery but everything I read says it is the hardest to treat. How did you find your chemo, I will Start sion but not sure yet how often or how many times. They have not mentioned my lymph nodes at all.

Any support is welcome as going out my mind.

Thanks

K

I just wanna help anyone that just may just wanna talk to someone yh I'm doing really well thank you it's a year in admission this October me either it was My.frist time but it was OK 

Amy 

Are you now taking any medication to top it returning.

K