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Category Archives: Complications
August 10, 2016: Because I Carry the BRAC2 Mutation
What happens if you have tested positive for the BRAC2 mutated gene? I’m still not sure I even know or understand all the repercussions of knowing I have this mutation. I can just write about what I know to be … Continue reading
Posted in breast cancer, breast cancer and kids, Breast Cancer Plan, children, Complications, faith, family and cancer, Genetics, Hysterectomy, mastectomy, Remission, Risk factors, side effects, side effects faith, Survivor
Tagged BRAC2, BRAC2 mutated gene, breast cancer, breast cancer gene, cancer gene
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April 11, 2016: Slipping Back Into the Darkness
Depression was something I used to think I knew something about, but the reality is knowing about something is not the same as understanding. The deep, dark, irkiness some find swallowing them whole is still foreign to me. I pray … Continue reading
March 10, 2016: A Blood Clot Scare
Nearly two week ago, I woke up with a shooting pain down my right arm. Every since I had my exchange surgery, I’ve had problems with the nerves in my right arm because my implant presses my port into my … Continue reading
October 29, 2015: Failing to Keep Up with the Demands of Life
I’ve been extremely discouraged as I’ve walked these past few months. I thought (hoped) the end of chemo meant the beginning of my return to life as normal. I’ve failed. 😞 I’ve been reminded since chemo I’ve had 1 minor … Continue reading
Posted in After chemo, breast cancer, Complications, faith, side effects
Tagged after cancer, breast cancer, fallout from cancer
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September 17, 2015: Another Day, Another Battle
I went back to my plastic surgeon this afternoon to have my drain taken out and to get another fill. I don’t normally look at the tools doctors use. If I don’t know, it can’t hurt me has seemed like … Continue reading
Posted in Complications, reconstruction
Tagged breast cancer, breast reconstruction complications
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