@lifetraveler
Thank you so much for your uplifting message.

I guess my main goal in writing this was to see if any one else has experienced these side effects for this length of time.

I’ve been beating my head against the wall for 15 years. I’ve been to so many doctors trying to figure out why I am in so much pain and have such fatigue. I am not accepting that I have fibromyalgia not that I have a problem with it I just don’t feel like that’s what it is but I have been told that by two separate rheumatologist. The other two said I didn’t have that, but they didn’t know what I had. I tested negative for rheumatoid arthritis.

Another thing I would like to share is even though I had a bilateral mastectomy and my ovaries removed and even though I stayed on the Famara for almost 5 years, I did still develop breast cancer on my right side. My first cancer was on the left side.

And even though I didn’t have a breast, my new cancer found just enough breast tissue that was left behind to get going again. I caught it very early and I had my third mastectomy 😜lol but I just like to remind people that you can never ever let your guard down when it comes to breast cancer.

It wasn’t an estrogen fuel cancer, and I don’t even remember what it is, but it had nothing to do with the other cancer. I went through the surgery and chemo and I am fine now no radiation or any type of after treatment.

Once again, thank you for your uplifting message and maybe you can share how important it is for women, even though they may have had a bilateral mastectomy you can let your guard down.

Keeping up on your check-ups is the most important advice I can give to our breast cancer survivor sisters ♥️