Kicking breast cancer butt... My journey!

[Eileen K.]

I realize I'm coming very late to your thread, Limbania, but I wanted you to know that you will be in my thoughts and prayers.

[Pam D.]

Limbania posted this on Facebook today.

'Limbania Osredker

Finally things are starting to move along. My Dr. Came back from her vacation and we got a response from Dr. Lagios, the pathology expert from S. Fco., CA. He talked to my Dr. and sent a written report of which I got a copy. He says is not DCIS (Ductal Carcinoma in Situ) in his opinion is Lobular Neoplasia (atypical cells). His recommendation is to leave it alone and just keep a vigilant eye on it. He also mentioned that the cancer that was initially diagnosed as Invasive Ductal Carcinoma was actually Invasive Lobular Carcinoma. We're in the process of getting figured out how to get the Aurora RODEO MRI in California, to double check. You know how insurance companies operate and been an out of state issue might make it harder. Praying and hoping for the best. My Dr. is still concerned and wants to do another surgery to get one more piece of tissue and hopefully clear margins this time. She's also getting my case reviewed by a panel of doctors to get another opinion.
In the meantime I continue with Naturophatic treatments twice a week, healthy eating, lots of supplements and got back to Bikram Yoga. Hopefully will start PT for my right arm and shoulder soon ("cording" left over from surgery)
Once again, thank you for your support and prayers.'

[Norma H.]

Thanks for the update, Pam

[E.M. T.]

Thanks, Pam...been wonderin' how she was doing !

[Constance G.]

Sounds like hopeful news...the best kind!

[Rita C.]

Sounds like hopefully news, thanks Pam. Still thinking of you Limbania. Hugs, Rita.

[wendy w.]

Good news Limbania. How great you were able to get another opinion. Hugs keep fighting xx

[Renata L.]

Hang in there, Limbania. The news sounds promising! Hugs, Renata

[ANNE E.]

Good luck Limbania, still praying and sending positive thoughts.
Anne

[ANNE E.]

It's been a while since I updated this thread. There's been lots going on since then and still dealing with left over issues/side effects from the treatment. Changing and adjusting life style and habits to hopefully prevent cancer to return but, as of today, after several nerve wracking minutes, that seemed like hours, the ultrasound technician came back to the room and said "everything looks normal". Thank God for "normal" breast ultrasound. This was the great news today. Unfortunately later in the day I got a phone call to let me know that my Great Aunt, who is like a second Mom to me, fell and broke a hip. She's 86 and has osteoporosis. She'll have surgery tomorrow morning. Please pray for everything to go well and for a full recovery.

[ANNE E.]

Limbania, What great news about the breast cancer. You must be so relieved.
I will keep you in my thoughts, and also your dear aunt hope she makes a full recovery.
Take care
Anne

[Nancy R.]

Hi Limbania -

So glad to hear your good news!! I'm sorry about your great aunt and hope things go well for her!

[Maureen A.]

That is great new Limbania I can just imagine how relieved you and your family must be.

Sorry to here about your great aunt. I hope she makes a quick and full recovery.

[Rita C.]

So sorry to hear about your aunt Limbania, but so happy for your good news. Now you can get on with the rest of your life, and hopefully some quilting too.

[Rita C.]

Rejoicing with you Limbania, for your good news. Isn't the word 'normal' somehow underrated? I think it's a great word!

Will be praying for your auntie.