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Tag Archives: breast cancer
Nervous Breakdown
Somewhere in the kitchen of each of the many houses I grew up in was a five inch square metal plaque, hung by my mother and seen by myself and everyone who entered her kitchen daily. I read it over the … Continue reading
Posted in breast caner, cancer, health, Uncategorized
Tagged breast cancer, depression, menopause, tamoxifen
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Let the Training Begin
Susan and I have started our training for the Pan MAss Challenge in earnest. This weekend we did a 40 mile ride on Saturday and a 46 miler on Monday. One of the reasons I wanted Susan to do … Continue reading
Thank Goodness for Chemo Day
There’s a new sentence I have added to my repertoire. A phrase that I find myself saying quite often and before last year would have seemed absurd: “Lucky for me I have chemo tomorrow (or this week).” I said it on … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged bike clips, biking, breast cancer, chemo, coping, herceptin, Pan Mass Challenge, tamoxifen
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No More Babies
I first noticed it during the Christmas season. There I was wandering the crowded aisles of Toys -R-Us watching the frantic parents fill their carriages with Legos and remote controlled cars and Brio trains and dolls, when it dawned on … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged babies, breast cancer, easter, family, growing up, kids, mom
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One Hot Mama
Lately, I must admit, I am so hot! I mean smokin’! By this I do not mean hot in the sense that I think I look amazing., although my hairdresser did fix my hair color finally to make it look more … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged breast cancer, chemo, hot flashes, kids, menopause, tamoxifen
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You’ve Come a Long Way Baby
Of all the terrible hardships that chemo afflicts on the body, the most noticeable and (to me) the most daunting is the loss of hair. It seems crazy to worry about such trivial matters when things like heart-failure and loss of bone … Continue reading
Good News
I got a piece of good news yesterday. When I went in for my treatment, Dr. Anderson walked in the office (late as usual) with an ‘I-know-something-you-don’t’ grin on her face and handed me the results from my last echocardiogram … Continue reading
Posted in breast, breast cancer, chemo, goals, health, heart, heart function, Uncategorized
Tagged breast cancer, cancer, echo, goals, heart function, herceptin
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This Time Next Year
Tomorrow is my birthday. The fact that it is on Friday the 13th makes me very nervous. I am considering not leaving my house, which is quite impossible as I have to run a Valentines Day craft in my daughters … Continue reading
Posted in breast cancer, life, mom with cancer, Uncategorized, weight gain
Tagged a year later, birthday, breast cancer, lymph nodes, mastectomy
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An Opportunity to Help
Now that I am feeling healthy again I figure that I need to take advantage of it since I now know how fleeting health and well being can be. I am registered for 2 triathlons this up coming season … Continue reading
Posted in breast cancer, cancer, chemo,coping,running,herceptin,mastectomy, health, Uncategorized
Tagged breast cancer, cancer, goals, health, Pan Mass Challenge
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Look out World
My friend Karen is amazing. She stared down breast cancer 5 years ago and showed it who was boss, had a kidney transplant 4 months ago, works full time, raises 3 kids and has an amazingly positive attitude. On top … Continue reading
Posted in breast, breast cancer, breast reconstruction surgery, chemo, her2neu, herceptin, mastectomy, mom with cancer, Uncategorized
Tagged breast cancer, chemo, her2 neu, herceptin, mastectomy, reconstruction
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