You’re not alone in your breast cancer journey

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How many of us are in the path of the blizzard? I’m in St. Louis looking at the potential of 8-12 inches of snow by Sunday afternoon. Dangerous low temps and windchills tonight into tomorrow evening. Stay safe and warm!! 💕❄️🥶

I’m going on 3 years post double mastectomy surgery, chemo and radiation. All of a sudden death is consuming my thoughts more than it should. I’m thinking it’s time to see a therapist. Where did you find one and did it help?

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Hello, I received my diagnosis on Jan 12, my wedding anniversary. We actually got the call while we were out to dinner just as theu were bringing us our entrées. My official diagnosis according to the Pathology report is: Invasive carcinoma with mixed ductal and lobular features, Nottingham grade 2 with associated ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), intermediate nuclear grade, solid and cribriform types ER/PgR: Positive HER2: Negative Ki-67: 50% This is my right side. I went to have a MRI and it showed a suspicion lesion one the left side so had that biopsy Monday and am waiting on results. I am so ready to start working on a treatment plan but the Dr said we have to wait for these results and I have to meet with plastics first. I understand but I dont like it. Im not a patient person by nature. So, my question is this: is it normal to be so exhausted even before you start any treatment?

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