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Breast Cancer | Last Active: Mar 17 7:19pm | Replies (132)

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@katrina123

jeaniebean,
I totally understand what you are saying. We all have to make a decision regarding our own circumstances whether or not we will take this drug. I have severe osteoarthritis and this drug was horrible for me. I am 74 years old with a rare immune disease and my tumor was low estrogen positive so my oncologist did not think it was important for me to continue with this drug however if I had been young and had high estrogen positive tumor and this could make a difference in decades of life the decision could have been quite different. WE all have to look at our own situation and determine what we think is the best decision. ( Isn't it crazy how bad the bone pain in your hands can get!!!)

I do think though that if you are young you should look at how estrogen positive your pathology was and see if there is anything else that you could do to lower your chances of malignancy.

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I now have onset Parkinsons from the lack of estrogen to the brain. I have stopped everything for a couple of months and will see in the new year. I have my 1 year mammo, and had my incision drained again, and feel better now than a long time. My head still shakes like crazy, especially if I exert myself, but I will play a bit until it comes back...... I want to live a proper life....