Metaplastic Breast Cancer

May 30, 2014

Sorry I have been a bit quiet! It has been really hectic here and I have creating lots of research and information on Metaplastic Breast Cancer. Here are some links on cancer and I will try to blog more regularly! XX

Genomic Cancer Features

Attacking Stem Cells in Triple negative Breast cancer

New drug kills dormant cancer cells

Metaplastic breast cancer video from me on Nicky

Metaplastic Cancer website

Do not rush your after chemo boob job!

Metaplastic BRCA

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Metaplastic Cancer Bio

Metaplastic Breast Cancer: Bena Roberts
Being diagnosed with Metaplastic Breast Cancer is devastating. I thought it was a death sentence. It wasn't. Having metaplastic breast cancer is tough. Chemo is horrible and my hair didn't come back after chemo - but that is the worst that happened. I have survived for 8 years after my diagnosis. If you move quickly and have the cancer removed you can live too. The usual chemo regime is FEC-D for this cancer. Some women have CMF or CMX but FEC-D is common. Some women have chemo first and others have surgery first. I had surgery first and found it suited me. But talk to your oncologists and think about what suits you. Please read back through my metaplastic breast cancer blog and ask questions. This is tough but you can do it!

May 30, 2014