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I was wonderinf if anyone could answer a question for me. I have been a

memeber since 2003 but havent posted for a long time. I had lumpectomy

and was clean it seems till now..had been going every 6 months for

mammogram and ultrasound because of suspious spots..went in today and

they have 4 spots...two they plan to needle biopsy 2 surgically

removing due to fact in 2003 when they did lumpectomy they found pre

cancer cells..was wondering because april 2006 i had hysterectmoy and

now on hormone patch..is it possible in 6 months the patch caused such

a change?God Bless you all and any input would be appreciated.

Debbie

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Debbie,

Was your cancer hormone receptive? I would think that the patch could cause

problems but I am not a doctor. I would call your doctor and ask him. I will

keep you in my prayers.

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nne

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Hormones and breast cancer!

I was wonderinf if anyone could answer a question for me. I have been a

memeber since 2003 but havent posted for a long time. I had lumpectomy

and was clean it seems till now..had been going every 6 months for

mammogram and ultrasound because of suspious spots..went in today and

they have 4 spots...two they plan to needle biopsy 2 surgically

removing due to fact in 2003 when they did lumpectomy they found pre

cancer cells..was wondering because april 2006 i had hysterectmoy and

now on hormone patch..is it possible in 6 months the patch caused such

a change?God Bless you all and any input would be appreciated.

Debbie

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debbie, you do need to find out if your cancer is hormone receptive, i was on a

hormone gel and i have hormone receptive bc so i had to stop it as the cancer

can feed on any type of hormone replacement,on our tv in australia they said the

other day they now think bc can be there around 10yrs before they detect it hmm

i found this amazing???

& nne Svihlik moochie1@...> wrote: Debbie,

Was your cancer hormone receptive? I would think that the patch could cause

problems but I am not a doctor. I would call your doctor and ask him. I will

keep you in my prayers.

Hugs

nne

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http://www.geocities.com/chucky5741/breastcancerpatients.html

BreastCancerStories.com

http://www.breastcancerstories.com/content/view/433/161/

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www.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.com

Check out my other ornaments at

www.geocities.com/chucky5741/bcornament.html

Lots of info and gifts at:

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Hormones and breast cancer!

I was wonderinf if anyone could answer a question for me. I have been a

memeber since 2003 but havent posted for a long time. I had lumpectomy

and was clean it seems till now..had been going every 6 months for

mammogram and ultrasound because of suspious spots..went in today and

they have 4 spots...two they plan to needle biopsy 2 surgically

removing due to fact in 2003 when they did lumpectomy they found pre

cancer cells..was wondering because april 2006 i had hysterectmoy and

now on hormone patch..is it possible in 6 months the patch caused such

a change?God Bless you all and any input would be appreciated.

Debbie

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In response to the amount of time breast or any cancer, for that matter, goes

undetected...it can take 5-8 years for the billions for cells to form a mass the

size of a grain of rice. This isn't new information. I've worried about that a

hundred times...and then, Chemo isn't meant to kill every cancer cell, the hope

is the immune system can deal with the excess " floaters " that is if you keep

your immune system running optimally. Drastic health measures must be taken or

you might be just putting off something that will inevitably return. I think

about mine every day. I think I will beat it by staying very healthy but I have

had the flu for over a month. That's really scary for those of us who have

already undergone all the surgeries and treatments and are just waiting until

that five year mark. I've been overworked and stressed but still it creeps in

that my immune system is crap. I didn't mean for this to be a venting email but

it is now. Sorry ladies and

gents...tomorrow I am actually going to see a family practitioner so maybe that

will sort me out. Take care All, a

sandy lawson gypsie22au@...> wrote:

debbie, you do need to find out if your cancer is hormone receptive, i

was on a hormone gel and i have hormone receptive bc so i had to stop it as the

cancer can feed on any type of hormone replacement,on our tv in australia they

said the other day they now think bc can be there around 10yrs before they

detect it hmm i found this amazing???

& nne Svihlik moochie1@...> wrote: Debbie,

Was your cancer hormone receptive? I would think that the patch could cause

problems but I am not a doctor. I would call your doctor and ask him. I will

keep you in my prayers.

Hugs

nne

Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for Life

http://www.geocities.com/chucky5741/breastcancerpatients.html

BreastCancerStories.com

http://www.breastcancerstories.com/content/view/433/161/

Angel Feather Loomer

www.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.com

Check out my other ornaments at

www.geocities.com/chucky5741/bcornament.html

Lots of info and gifts at:

www.cancerclub.com

Hormones and breast cancer!

I was wonderinf if anyone could answer a question for me. I have been a

memeber since 2003 but havent posted for a long time. I had lumpectomy

and was clean it seems till now..had been going every 6 months for

mammogram and ultrasound because of suspious spots..went in today and

they have 4 spots...two they plan to needle biopsy 2 surgically

removing due to fact in 2003 when they did lumpectomy they found pre

cancer cells..was wondering because april 2006 i had hysterectmoy and

now on hormone patch..is it possible in 6 months the patch caused such

a change?God Bless you all and any input would be appreciated.

Debbie

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hello kristina,

i sincerley hope your doctor can help you and having the flu does not help, i

had a kidney removed yr 2005 due to a cancer tumour and this yr a bc tumour ,

yeah i try not to worry and do the best i can, we are all different here and

may choose to do our treatments in different ways, this group is for support and

for us to vent, and yeah i have had real bad times also, plus my overall health

is not good, and stress we have seems to make things worse.

I have also found that different countries do things a tad different so i use

this group as a base for more knowledge, and i must say here i have learnt a lot

of new info, even is some i cannot follow up on.

i hope all goes well for you, sandy in oz

a Kleczko 1littlehead@...> wrote:

In response to the amount of time breast or any cancer, for that matter, goes

undetected...it can take 5-8 years for the billions for cells to form a mass the

size of a grain of rice. This isn't new information. I've worried about that a

hundred times...and then, Chemo isn't meant to kill every cancer cell, the hope

is the immune system can deal with the excess " floaters " that is if you keep

your immune system running optimally. Drastic health measures must be taken or

you might be just putting off something that will inevitably return. I think

about mine every day. I think I will beat it by staying very healthy but I have

had the flu for over a month. That's really scary for those of us who have

already undergone all the surgeries and treatments and are just waiting until

that five year mark. I've been overworked and stressed but still it creeps in

that my immune system is crap. I didn't mean for this to be a venting email but

it is now. Sorry ladies and

gents...tomorrow I am actually going to see a family practitioner so maybe that

will sort me out. Take care All, a

sandy lawson wrote:

debbie, you do need to find out if your cancer is hormone receptive, i was on a

hormone gel and i have hormone receptive bc so i had to stop it as the cancer

can feed on any type of hormone replacement,on our tv in australia they said the

other day they now think bc can be there around 10yrs before they detect it hmm

i found this amazing???

& nne Svihlik wrote: Debbie,

Was your cancer hormone receptive? I would think that the patch could cause

problems but I am not a doctor. I would call your doctor and ask him. I will

keep you in my prayers.

Hugs

nne

Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for Life

http://www.geocities.com/chucky5741/breastcancerpatients.html

BreastCancerStories.com

http://www.breastcancerstories.com/content/view/433/161/

Angel Feather Loomer

www.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.com

Check out my other ornaments at

www.geocities.com/chucky5741/bcornament.html

Lots of info and gifts at:

www.cancerclub.com

Hormones and breast cancer!

I was wonderinf if anyone could answer a question for me. I have been a

memeber since 2003 but havent posted for a long time. I had lumpectomy

and was clean it seems till now..had been going every 6 months for

mammogram and ultrasound because of suspious spots..went in today and

they have 4 spots...two they plan to needle biopsy 2 surgically

removing due to fact in 2003 when they did lumpectomy they found pre

cancer cells..was wondering because april 2006 i had hysterectmoy and

now on hormone patch..is it possible in 6 months the patch caused such

a change?God Bless you all and any input would be appreciated.

Debbie

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My tumor was 2.5cm and I was told it was probably there for approx 10 yrs.

Hugs

nne

Breast Cancer Patients Soul Mates for Life

http://www.geocities.com/chucky5741/breastcancerpatients.html

BreastCancerStories.com

http://www.breastcancerstories.com/content/view/433/161/

Angel Feather Loomer

www.angelfeatherloomer.blogspot.com

Check out my other ornaments at

www.geocities.com/chucky5741/bcornament.html

Lots of info and gifts at:

www.cancerclub.com

Hormones and breast cancer!

I was wonderinf if anyone could answer a question for me. I have been a

memeber since 2003 but havent posted for a long time. I had lumpectomy

and was clean it seems till now..had been going every 6 months for

mammogram and ultrasound because of suspious spots..went in today and

they have 4 spots...two they plan to needle biopsy 2 surgically

removing due to fact in 2003 when they did lumpectomy they found pre

cancer cells..was wondering because april 2006 i had hysterectmoy and

now on hormone patch..is it possible in 6 months the patch caused such

a change?God Bless you all and any input would be appreciated.

Debbie

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> My tumor was 2.5cm and I was told it was probably there for approx 10

yrs.

This is the kind of information that needs to be gotten out to our

young women. You have it well before you know it. I never thought that

I was at risk so I didn't do my self-exams the way I should have. But

on the other hand, when I had physicals, the doctors didn't do them

either or ask me if I had done them. It's really sad that high schools

will take the time to tell girls about reproduction, but not how to

take other measures to keep themselves healthy.

Lucinda

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