Anyone else here on weekly Paclitaxel and 3 weekly trstuzumab?

Lets raise a glass to that Danielle.  Having lost a sister to bladder cancer just under 2 years ago I understand the devastation that this horrible disease can cause.

Xx

So sorry to hear that Danielle, sending huge hugs your way. Life really is throwing everything at you right now.

Take care xx

So sorry to hear your news Danielle. I lost my Dad to cancer of the gallbladder 29 years ago and he passed 4 days after his diagnosis so was also quick with no time to come to terms with things. I am sure you must all be devastated. Sending hugs Kx

Today I got to ring the bell.   I feel a bit of a fraud as I know treatment continues, but another bit done and dusted.   Tried tp attach a photo, but it won't let me!

Fabulous, well done!! Such a big achievement even though trastuzumab continues! How are you feeling? Was rads ok for you? 

Well done, a milestone for you. I did the same, rang the bell then had to start chemo again  3 months later but hopefully this treatment will stop it coming back. Keep going and keep positive 

Notakaren, im so sorry to hear that. sending all my love to you all xx

Lizb6 that's great news, such a defining moment. I cried like a baby

Radio was OK JoesDog, just sore as radiation and nipples really do not mix!   Keeping my fingers crossed for you Wispajo.    I have to say I was a bit teary DanielleC too.   Now just dreading the next bit in the hormone stuff.   Just dont like that though

Still waiting for radiotherapy cos wound under arm hasn't healed yet. It's taking forever and o'm having it packed and dressed every 2 days currently. Got kadcyla tuesday and start with bone density meds and hormones so expecting hot sweats etc although I've been through menopause relatively unscathed so hoping it won't be too bad. Not looking forward to sore boob but it's only a week so fingers crossed it's not too bad