Posts tagged California
Noelia

My husband was diagnosed with colon cancer initially in 2019, had surgery in January 2020, went through chemo and was in remission. Then, when he had a routine CAT scan, they told us he had a spot in his liver. He had the PET scan and it showed stage 4 liver cancer.

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Ann

I was diagnosed stage 2, HER2+. In 2009. My youngest child was only 12. After A mastectomy, 6 rounds of chemo and a year of Herceptin, I thought I was free, But only five months later, cancer was found in my liver.

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Ilene

I am Ilene Alizah Kaminsky. Alizah means happiness in Hebrew. I am a great granddaughter of a rabbi and cantor from St. Petersburg Russia who emigrated in 1910 through Ellis island.

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Heather

I was diagnosed with breast cancer at 38 after I had my daughter. My breast wasn’t producing milk even though she was biting it. I asked my doctor about it after I had her in 2006 and my doctor ignored me. I pushed and finally in 2008 I was told I had had METS from the get-go and that is had now spread to my lymph nodes and my liver.

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Guadalupe

I had a red circle on the right side of my breast, and I had lost twenty pounds despite the fact that I was not on a diet. When I went to the doctor their tests couldn’t find anything wrong, so I told them to check out this red spot.

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Lourdes

I was diagnosed with stage 2 triple negative breast cancer in September of 2017. I had a lumpectomy, 4 rounds chemo, and 21 sessions of radiation which I finished in March of 2018. In May of 2018 a lymph node was swelling and by June a spot on my skin had started growing.

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Bonnie

Still working 40 hours a week, and keeping a positive attitude. I have been on Ibranace and letrolzole since May of last year, and so far, I am NED according to my last PET scan.

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Kimberly

I'm sure there are thousands of women like myself, that have to do whatever it takes to support their families because there's no support system otherwise. We are in an unending fight for our lives.

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