Triple Negative Breast Cancer: What treatments are you having?
I have just been diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer after having Estrogen Positive Breast Cancer for 21 years. Is anyone familiar with this diagnosis and treatment that you are having for it?
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I looked at the website and the organization looks great!
Thank you 🥰
Knowing personally the side effects from what you took the first time, I am just going to say “ you got this!”. They call adriamycin the red devil for a reason. Lol
For my 1st diagnosis of TNBC, I had 4 cycles of the Red Devil followed by 12 treatments of Taxol. Followed by 1 month of rads. This time I am having Gemzar/Carboplatin for 4 cycles ( 8 treatments) followed by 5 weeks of rads. Good luck to you 🙏🏼
Yesterday was a lot of fun! Check out respiteretreats.org . You should be able to fill out the information online or ask your nurse navigator at your chemo center.
I will have to get some wax paper cups to freeze ginger ale. So you also freeze mint tea with honey? Angostura bitters in ginger ale? Thanks for all of your tips and suggestions 🙏🏼
I see where they sell the dried miracle fruit in packages on Amazon!
There are growers of miracle fruit in Florida who sell it online. It's such a niche fruit that there are no commercial growers of size that I know of. According to botanical media, the sugar industry did a lot to suppress attempts to commercialize it as it allowed people to skip sugar. That's unfortunate as it would have been a boon for people who cannot have sugar in their diets.
I just freeze gingerale in waxed-paper cups, lol. I have a finicky stomach so have a lot of old nostrum-tonic tricks that I've read about. And frozen liquids are just soothing as the doctor told me they could be. Another good frozen option for nausea that seems to help me is mint tea with honey. And a favorite, non-frozen, is Angostura bitters in soda with a small amount of sugar.
How liberating to color with crayons again. I love your adjective of zealful! What is the program called and how might others take part?