I called this morning and got the results of my blood test and my tumor marker has actually dropped a couple of numbers, so that's a good thing! It's still a little higher than we would like, but it's not totally out of control. That put us in fine spirits for heading out of the country! (not that we needed any help with that)
A photographer came by the office today to take my picture for the article in the Press. I was nervous, but he was great and I think it went ok. Now I'm nervous about the final photo selection. I don't have any say in that.
I don't think there was anything else I wanted to cover today. We'll try to bring back some warm temperatures and sunshine next weekend.
Viva la Mexico!!
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Hats can say a lot about people
About Carol
- KB (for dear Carol)
- WRITTEN BY CAROL: January, 2001: found a lump on my own. Initial diagnosis of breast cancer. Had a lumpectomy, clean margins, no lymph nodes involved. February, 2001: began 4 sessions of chemo (AC) July, 2001: underwent radiation to the right breast Sept, 2001: started Tamoxifen June, 2004: cancer metastasized to my bones July, 2004: had an oophorectomy (removal of my ovaries). Radiation to the neck. Started taking Aromasin, followed later by Femara. Began Zometa infusions August, 2005: Switched to Faslodex injections, along with the Zometa March, 2006: Still on the Zometa, started radiation to the left pelvic area. Will radiate right pelvic immediately after the left (20 sessions each) Plan is to start chemo pills, Xeloda, once radiation is complete
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