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I first got breast cancer in 1999 at age 39.
It came back in 2002 and has metastasized (spread) to my bones, liver, brain and skin.
My life is about dancing with cancer.
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I know... Keep on using cream to soften the dry skin. I had such a spot on top of my finger during previous round of Xeloda. Hope you still have response!
ReplyDeleteI am interested in reading about other people's journey's with cancer. I am only just starting my journey. Thankfully at this early stage it does not include chemo, however I still hesitate to follow the radiation that is recommended. http://inkspirationaldesigns.blogspot.com.au/2013/12/decisions-decisions-decisions.html
ReplyDeleteI haven't been on xeloda yet but have been curious about what it looks like. Thanks for showing us. Eventually, I suspect xeloda will be one of my chemos and hopefully, I will escape HFC but at least I know what to look for.
ReplyDeleteJill, you popped into my head this New Year's Day, so I looked you up online. I am very sorry to know you are again - and for some time - living around this health challenge. I'm glad to be connected with you once more! - Tracy Huddleson
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