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Date Posted: 06:01:49 10/27/11 Thu
Author: Monika
Subject: Re: Pathology in............................
In reply to: Ravenbeauty 's message, "Pathology in............................" on 22:48:28 10/26/11 Wed

Raven, I'm so sorry about the curve balls you are being thrown. It stinks. Do you have more info yet on the type of histological subtype of the IDC? That may provide key information on staging and some reassurance.

Given your extremely rare form of cancer, are your doctors consulting with Sloan Kettering?

What about radiation?

I'm a cancer survivor myself, and am keeping you in my thoughts. I know how hard it is. When I was first diagnosed, I rejected chemo as a friend of mine had his bone marrow destroyed by chemo, and died after a bone marrow transplant. I was finally persuaded, and suffered every known complication to chemo known. By my last course of chemo, I barely made it through. So, I get it.

I actually knew someone with epithelioid sarcoma (on a finger), and so every time I sit down at our dining table, I think of you (she gave it to us).

Hugs, and good luck!!!! <3

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[> [> Re: Pathology in............................ -- Meg, 06:29:06 10/27/11 Thu [1]

Thank you so much for keeping us in the loop. I praying that when the rest of the pathology comes in it will bring encouraging news.

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