Today I completed another session of radiation. This makes my third time to do 10 days in the past 5 years. Third time's a charm, right? I hope it is, because I'm seriously beginning to wonder if I'm approaching the lifetime maximum radiation exposure. Considering all the CT Scans I've had in the past few months + this radiation session and the two other ones I had previously, I would not be surprised.
I was discharged again with a certificate and a t-shirt. But when you become a radiation vet, they know you already have the t-shirt, so they offered to give me another t-shirt for a family member or friend. Jesse was the lucky recipient of my radiation t-shirt. Congratulations, Jesse!
I'm seriously glad I'm done with the treatments. The nurse said it will continue to be active for the next two weeks. This means I won't be eating anything easily until my body kicks in and gets the cells repaired in my throat. Today I was so hungry, that I bought a hamburger and picked the patty apart into tiny pieces. It takes forever to eat it that way, but it definitely made me feel better!
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- Initially diagnosed June 4, 2009 Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Stage II,Grade II tumor size: 2-3 cm node positive ER/PR postive HER2 Neu - negative Current Diagnosis: Metastatic Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Grade 3 Mets: Scalp/skin, Liver, Spine, Bone ER/PR + HER2/NEU -
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