My MRI showed no problems whatsoever with my left breast but my right is good on the lymph nodes but they still could not tell if it was 3 small mass' or just 1 large. So the new direction will be to do chemotherapy first and then surgery and then chemo again. I am okay with this, I am just worried that I won't live through it. I am scared and do not have any immeditate family left to be with me. My dad died in 1978 and my mom in 1995 and my baby sister in 2018. I do have a husband who will go with me, but he has never dealt with any of this before and he is 79 and so I am not sure how much h ..read more

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Hello,   I was diagnosed with Endometrial Cancer in 2019, after 3+ years of heavy non-stop bleeding. I did make several attempts, prior to my diagnosis, to get diagnosed, after all, I was only in my early 30's. When I did go to the emergency room, they would do a DNC (Dilation and Curettage Procedure) and would say it was because I was considered obese by the CDC's standard. I tried to lose weight but it was super hard trying to run, walk, or even lift weights without having a bloody mary incident. I was discouraged for years and felt lost like the lady in the bible that bleed for 10+ ye ..read more

Today, I met my surgeon and went over all of the testing and results and my options for treatment. I felt so overwhelmed with everything but also knew that after reading over the weekend, I made a decidion to have a bilateral mastectomy with reconstruction and chemo. Now the only thing left is for me to have an ultrasound tomorrow to double check to ensure that the lymphnodes are not affected. As this could change some of my treatment plans. Such as having chemo prior to surgery. I also see the plastic surgeon tomorrow to ensure that reconstruction is an option for me. I have let my primary d ..read more

November 18, 2021 Today was the day I learned I had Invasive ductal carcinoma with a Nottingham grade of III and a Nottingham score of 8. I don't believe this has hit me yet as I know that it means I now have breast cancer but not the same as my mom. I also know that I see the Oncology Surgeon on Monday. I am scared and numb and my breast hurts from the biopsy. I am now an only child and both my parents have passed and so I do not have anyone other than my husband to talk with and he doesn't understand as he never had anyone in his family with cancer and he doesn't know what he should say or ..read more

     Hi! I'm new to this forum.  I am 39 and was diagnosed with her2+++ breast cancer in Septembe, 2018. Before cancer I had two other tumors in my neck and heart at age 23 and 25.  All 3 are pretty long stories actually.  I have never tried group before because I thought I could make it without.  Now all I want is for someone to listen to what I'm going through and not blank out in the face.  Someone who understands. I have recovered from all 3 which has made me so beyond happy.  i struggled with PTSD for 10 years, which is mostly gone on a day to ..read more

I looked in the mirror today. The image I beheld was was me but, again was not. Somewhat faded around the edges. Worn of battle and a relic's sheen. I asked this image why is it you I see? It whispered "Is it not you but me you seek? I am just visions of you ..read more

I had a complete hysterectomy for endometrial cancer on November 2020, four chemo treatments, & twenty five radiation treatments.  No evidence of cancer was found from the ct scan with contrast late this past August, but the C125 numbers started going up, & continued rising in September.  Another ct scan with contrast late in the month of September showed three small millimeters of cancer.  In October the oncologist told me that I have peritoneal  cancer & it can't be cured, but it can be controlled.  The original biopsy taken last November was sent for mo ..read more

I was diagnosed with Endometrial cancer March 2020.  I had surgery and adjuvant chemo.  I was in remission up until this past October 2021.  The cancer is now in a cavity in the pelvic area.  My Oncologist will be presenting treatment options.  I would like to discuss with other survivors their treatment successes.  Thank you     ..read more

  My husband 58 at diagnosis: has grade 4 prostate cancer, (gleason 9 and never a really high psa which is why it was missed for so long) that spread to his bladder neck and pelvic lymphnodes (plus one higher up out of his pelvis) in 2019/2020, he had radiation and ADT treatment of lupron and zytiga. In July of 2021 after a brief hormone holiday, we got some bad news that he had lung mets. The good news is the ADT is working and his psa is now undectable again (nov 2021). He will be getting another CT scan at the end of December, the hope is the lungs mets are gone or much less! He is no ..read more