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Name:
sharon riley (sharon1)

Member Since:
July 13, 2008

Location:
erie, Alabama

Birthday:
3/26/59

Type of Cancer:
Breast Cancer

Medical Term for the Type of Cancer:
metastatic breast cancer

Diagnosis Date:
april 2005

Stage of Cancer:
Stage 4

Grade of Tumor:
Grade 3

ER:
Negative

PR:
Negative

Her2 Status:
No

Lymph Node Involvement:
Yes

Surgery:
Mastectomy, Lumpectomy

Chemotherapy:
Taxol (chemical name: paclitaxel), Cyclophosphamide (brand name: Cytoxan), Adriamycin (chemical name: doxorubicin)

Profile:
Cancer Survivor

What I Have Learned From Cancer:
THE FACT THAT I HAVE IT

Things My Supporters Can Do To Help:
BE THERE FOR ME AND ANYONE ELSE WITH CANCER

Cancer Symptoms:
RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH LUNG METS. CHEST PAIN

Chemotherapy Description, Dates & Side Effects:
NOW ON ABRAXANE AND AVASTIN CHEMO
SIDE EFFECTS WEAKNESS, FATIGUE, PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY , NAILS PEELING OFF FINGERS, NOSE BLEEDS - ALL SOUND BAD BUT ARE TOLERABLE

Biography

Aged 49 – Breast Cancer survivor with a recurrence diagnosed 3 months ago in lungs. Back on the chemo wagon and good results so far.

Moved to Erie PA 7 years ago. Live with my 21 year old son and loyal german shepherd Max

Cancer Symptoms

RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH LUNG METS. CHEST PAIN

Chemotherapy Description, Dates & Side Effects

NOW ON ABRAXANE AND AVASTIN CHEMO
SIDE EFFECTS WEAKNESS, FATIGUE, PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY , NAILS PEELING OFF FINGERS, NOSE BLEEDS - ALL SOUND BAD BUT ARE TOLERABLE

Sharon1's Stats

Posts:	1
Photos:	0
Events:	0
My Supporters:	3
Comments:	3
Views:	215

sharon1's Cancer Blog (1)

3 MONTHS DOWN THE LINE

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