Brilliant interview. I would like to add, if you can, keep a journel so you can look back and see how you were the previous month, because you won't remember. I did this and it was very helpful. Best wishes 😊
I humbly appreciate your kind gesture Dr.Auchi on TH-cam channel, You was able to help me with my health issues, the breast cancer disease was something the world thought has no cure but I’m happy to say today that I’ve been cured with your herbs and I’m glad to have you as my doctor…
Thank you so much for this Video, have been binge watching - thank you for making things less scary!- currently have IBC just finished EC and started Taxol. I work from home and have a great support system with my employer.. No one told me either that you will loose all your hair and be like a newborn - saves on brazilians but still a shock.... it's ok to go places, I try to find the low peak times if I need groceries and learning from Covid, I use masks and disenfect the trolley - people look at me strange but at least I feel "normal" for a couple of hours and gives me feel good vibes...now preparing for surgery in a couple of months 🤞if all goes according to plan.. Had to get a go-to bag set-up after being admited to hospital for a week and hubby panicking - couldn't find anything.. Maybe a session on how a diagnosis impacts those that are our closest and dearest and tools available to them would be a great and could bridge a gap and allow to start a conversation with our loved ones, influencing them to look after their mental health too.. I sometimes feel I do not have the mental capacity to be everything to everyone..
So my TCH chemo (6 rounds) and then 9 months of TDMI and very often my temp would fall to 34° - 35° and they never really bothered with me bringing it up, your thoughts? My veins performed beautifully all the way through and still good, even after surgery and only one side used.. The BONE PAIN WAS ABSOLUTELY DIABOLICALLY AWFUL and was so unwell and unable to call for help help!!!!
I've just come across your brilliant channel, having just had breast surgery. I'm trying to find out more about invasive lobular carcinoma, and wondered if you would consider doing a video on it specifically? Thanks so much.
I have been informed that my breast cancer tumour which was DCIS HER2 neg was combined with sarcoma. Is this unusual? Ten percent of the tumour was sarcoma.
Women over 50 get Prosigna and other tests to know if the chemo will benefit or not. What decides for those who are younger? Specifically for hormone positive and HER2 negative. Thanks
They would have Oncotype test done (sample of the tumor sent to a US lab) that based on analysis of 21 genes of that specific cancer determines the likelihood of a distant recurrance and what potential benefit chemo would have. I am 43 and fell on the higher risk end of the spectrum, I’ll be starting chemo in two weeks. Petrified but need to do all I can to give myself better chances
@@margot246 Thank you for your reply. I didn’t have any of this done at 39. I was told it was the size of tumor (less than 10 mm which is the maximum limit) as well as clear lymph and high ER and high PgR that decided it. As well as radically surgically removed.
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Brilliant interview. I would like to add, if you can, keep a journel so you can look back and see how you were the previous month, because you won't remember. I did this and it was very helpful. Best wishes 😊
I humbly appreciate your kind gesture Dr.Auchi on TH-cam channel, You was able to help me with my health issues, the breast cancer disease was something the world thought has no cure but I’m happy to say today that I’ve been cured with your herbs and I’m glad to have you as my doctor…
Thank you so much for this Video, have been binge watching - thank you for making things less scary!- currently have IBC just finished EC and started Taxol. I work from home and have a great support system with my employer.. No one told me either that you will loose all your hair and be like a newborn - saves on brazilians but still a shock.... it's ok to go places, I try to find the low peak times if I need groceries and learning from Covid, I use masks and disenfect the trolley - people look at me strange but at least I feel "normal" for a couple of hours and gives me feel good vibes...now preparing for surgery in a couple of months 🤞if all goes according to plan.. Had to get a go-to bag set-up after being admited to hospital for a week and hubby panicking - couldn't find anything.. Maybe a session on how a diagnosis impacts those that are our closest and dearest and tools available to them would be a great and could bridge a gap and allow to start a conversation with our loved ones, influencing them to look after their mental health too.. I sometimes feel I do not have the mental capacity to be everything to everyone..
So my TCH chemo (6 rounds) and then 9 months of TDMI and very often my temp would fall to 34° - 35° and they never really bothered with me bringing it up, your thoughts?
My veins performed beautifully all the way through and still good, even after surgery and only one side used..
The BONE PAIN WAS ABSOLUTELY DIABOLICALLY AWFUL and was so unwell and unable to call for help help!!!!
I've just come across your brilliant channel, having just had breast surgery. I'm trying to find out more about invasive lobular carcinoma, and wondered if you would consider doing a video on it specifically? Thanks so much.
I'm just editing a video as we speak that I'll be posting in the next few weeks x
Wonderful, positive interview. I wish I had known this before starting chemotherapy last year.
Aww thank you for your lovely feedback x so glad you liked it x
Such a great interview. Thanks for answering my question.....magnesium and sage tea for me .....Nadine 🙂
I have been informed that my breast cancer tumour which was DCIS HER2 neg was combined with sarcoma. Is this unusual? Ten percent of the tumour was sarcoma.
Yes this is unusual
Women over 50 get Prosigna and other tests to know if the chemo will benefit or not. What decides for those who are younger? Specifically for hormone positive and HER2 negative. Thanks
They would have Oncotype test done (sample of the tumor sent to a US lab) that based on analysis of 21 genes of that specific cancer determines the likelihood of a distant recurrance and what potential benefit chemo would have. I am 43 and fell on the higher risk end of the spectrum, I’ll be starting chemo in two weeks. Petrified but need to do all I can to give myself better chances
@@margot246 Thank you for your reply. I didn’t have any of this done at 39. I was told it was the size of tumor (less than 10 mm which is the maximum limit) as well as clear lymph and high ER and high PgR that decided it. As well as radically surgically removed.
Diarrhoea?