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I have a heterogeneous tumor that contains triple negative with Ki-67 of 98% and ER+, Pr-, HER2 double equivocal with Ki-67of 90%. Original tumor was 3cm and no lymph node involvement. The chest CT at diagnosis showed some “suspicious” subpectoral nodes but not technically enlarged. I completed 11 Taxol/Carboplatin and had to stop due to low platelets. At surgery had complete pathological response and still nodes were negative. I will continue Keytruda for a year, and my oncologist is thinking about Verzenio. I am not sure I qualify for Verzenio with no node involvement and I’m terrified of having Keytruda and Verzenio at the same time. Any recommendations or suggestions?

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@nana2020, your situation and questions sounds very similar to questions fellow members @lynelyn and @slapshotmary asked in this related discussion:
- Deciding whether to go on abemaciclib (brand name Verzenio) https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/hi-and-a-question-about-abemaciclib-brand-name-verzenio/

I moved your message to the discussion so you can easily connect with Lyne and Mary as well as with @beeme @mhsosa @eku @pharmonc88 @keepmoving2 who have experience with abemaciclib (Verzenio).

Nana, what particularly concerned you about the Verzenio and Keytruda combination?