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Any testimonies where cancer didn't return?

Breast Cancer | Last Active: 4 hours ago | Replies (81)

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@kathy88

Some Drs are stupid jerks.
They should all have training in being humans, learn how to tell the possibilities and then give positive encouragement.
i had good prognosis but none could say they thought i would be ok, protocol? my old pcp told me i was not in high risk group because my mom, sisters granny and kids didn’t have BC. i have 4 aunts 4 1st cousins with it and she acted like i was stupid because i thought i had risk with all these relatives getting it. I had a rash on my breast and she wouldn’t help me to get an appt for mamogram it was not her dept. when 9 mo later i finally got the test, she called me on the phone the next day to say i had cancer and do i want to go the next day to see the drs at the breast cancer meeting or did i have something else to do? You have cancer but maybe you could rather have lunch with your friends or go shopping. no common sence, she needs some Bachi.

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Wow, I hope you dumped that doctor from your care team.

Consider getting a lawyer. And always get a second opinion.

I have an oncologist who is down right rude and uncaring. But I like the other three doctors on the team; the surgeon, radiologist and internal medicine doctor. I'd like to keep them. This is with the Iowa Clinic. There is only one other oncologist in my area with this clinic. I am 86 and had 15 radiation treatments with invasive ductal carcinoma. I did fine, but not so well with the tamoxifen. I need an oncologist with some empathy and who cares. Instead of suggesting another option he said, "I don't care what you take" in a very angry, dismissive voice. We were on the phone. He did add "as long as you know the side effects and that it could break your back." I ask if the Tamoxifen could break my back. He said yes because I have osteoporosis. So.... he still never answered my question about why he suggested Tamoxifen and not something like letrozole. I truly wanted to know the answer to that, which was the opening question in our phone conversation.