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Macrometastasis and Age at Diagnosis

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@auntieoakley

I stayed on 20, but it wasn’t always easy. I will admit to struggling mightily at times. Legs zinging at night, muscle cramps, and fatigue are all real. I was blessed to have a job where at least some of the time I could adjust my duties by working from home or other types of schedule adjustments, when things were at the worst. Like you, I found cycles, most of the time I could manage, but there would be times when things were harder.
I had hot flashes that would start almost like a seizure, where my brain kind of glassed over, I still occasionally have these, but much less often.
Have you identified ways that you can adjust around some of the troughs?

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Wow, your hot flashes sounded terrible! (Hugs!) I've had a few, but certainly not to the degree that you described. I am blessed to work from home and have a place to lie down a short distance from my computer. (Cell phones make checking in on business problems so much easier than it was years ago.) I'm hoping for a day when there is an obvious cure so women don't have to endure all of the hormone blockers and when we can finally say that we have stopped this beast called cancer. May we all live to see that day!