I had my full hysterectomy New Year’s Eve of 2015 at age 25. You are so right, I’d much rather have that surgery and be alive today than not have had the surgery and I would most likely have been dead by now. I was so lucky to have my partner by my side even though we had only been together for 9 months, and now almost 9 years later we are still happily together. Chance you are such an amazing and beautiful soul and I wish you well xx
I am so proud of you. I am a triple negative survivor in 2024 I will celebrate my 10th year. I had Chemotherapy. Me too on the Chemo. I did not think I would make it. My port was in my arm. It was so much better. God bless you I wish you a long life as a survivor. Thank you for sharing your story.
Reshma, she stated every chemo drug that she took. But as she said, chemo regimens have evolved since she had hers. You should follow your own doctor's advice.
I took carbo platinum and taxadol I think I am spelling it incorrectly sorry about that. I had double treatments spaced out between 2-3 weeks. My tumor grade was a 3 but the stage was 1 my KI67 was at 70%. That is why I went with the one sided mastectomy. I am glad I did as another tumor was found in that breast. I was lucky. 🍀.
My friend has survived TNBC since her dx in 2006 w/a nursing baby Her mom died of BC when she was in 2nd grade My friend went on to have 2 more babies after tx was over. She had quit the tx after about 18 mos as it was killing her. You Can Do This!
Just diagnosed with triple negative. One night I woke up to what felt like a bee sting in my breast. I’ve read repeatedly that most breast cancer is not painful so I assumed this pain and newly found lump was a burst cyst. Nope, I am triple negative, awaiting my surgery and chemo. 😩 I feel as though I am in good hands though. I am extremely thankful for people like you put your story out there! You’ve made it so much easier to walk this journey! ❤️
You have been through it, but you came through. You are strong and smart. I wish you the best of health and a very wonderful life. You deserve it. Thank you for sharing your story. It will help a lot of women.
I too had my port inserted too close to my heart and went into Afib. It happened right after they had put it in, in the operating room! They did not know what was causing it! When I went in to talk to my Oncologist I mentioned the Afib and she was shocked and told me right off what it was! Like you, had it removed and a new one put in. You are the only one I have heard of going through the same thing! Hugs from Idaho
So glad that you are on the other side of it now. TNBC is very aggressive. I thought it was a cyst and within a few months time I was diagnosed with stage3 TNBC. So glad you had such an amazing support team. I was not bracca positive. AC chemo was super hard, but the 12 weeks of taxol did permanent damage to both my feet. Stay strong, I know you will make that 5 yrs mark NED. I will have to ask my dr about that blood test that you spoke of.
Your video was a "chance meet" for me tonight. I am way older than you are and have watched two of my friends (young and older) fight the fight against their unique breast cancers with GREAT POISE, KNOWLEDGE, AND A DETERMINATION THAT SURPASSES A NORMAL HUMAN RESPONSE -- just like you have! You are so right -- every path, every choice -- EVERYTHING is so very personal and unique for breast cancer warriors. Keep fighting and choosing the perfect physicians, medical support teams, and friends that willl support you. You are wise eyond your years dear one.
Had a double mastectomy 3 weeks ago on January 10th, exactly one year and one day after finding the lump. I also had grade 3, stage 2, triple negative cancer. I refused immediately to let it keep me down or even get me down. We are warriors! Keep going! Let yourself have your feelings and then get up, dry your tears, and commence to kick butt! 🎀🩷🎀
You are an inspiration! Thank you for your story! God Bless you always.! (I am brca 1 positive. My mom had breast cancer. Then passed from ovarian cancer). You are strong and resilient and your story will resonate with me always.
Sharon, if you ever want to share your story to help others understand the importance of genetic testing, please message us! Stephanie@thepatientstory.com ❤️
Thank you for sharing your story. I'm currently getting chemotherapy and immunotherapy for stage 4 triple-negative breast cancer. I see your hair has grown back fully. I guess it's okay not to do the cold cap rherapy.
Like you mentioned, everyone's cancer journey is different, my best friend also diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer, went through pretty much the same chemo regime, the red devil almost killed her too she said. She went into remission for 8 years, out of the blue had lower back pain, the cancer had come back with a fury, in her spine, brain and bones, 9 months she was gone, one of the most horrible things I've witnessed in my lifetime,
I was about 2 years before you with stage 2 TNBC. Chemo constipation was awful!!! Did the lab give you a residual cancer burden score after your surgery? Gonna look up the signa terra test. Next month i complete 4 years after diagnosis and begin my 5th year
Triple negative breast cancer is the worst...less treatment options. Lost my sister to it last year. She went through the hell of surgery, chemo, and radiation until she said enough is enough and passed. Heart breaking scourge😢
My choice was double mastectomy. 100% no regrets. If I had just one removed, think about the aging process and always having to balance the prothesis with the natural breast in a bra.
Gracias mi querida Señorita . Usted es una guerrera. Dios le de muchos. Años más de vida . Disfruta. Día a día con la compañía De Dios . El te fortalece y no te dejará de la mano . Gracias por su historia, pár bien de toda las mujeres. Yo perdí a mi nuera. Y ahora está. 2 jovenes una De 20 y otra de 18 . Tienen que estar alerta y h dr e el mamograma cuando sea la edad necesaria y el doctor la recomiende . Dios. Bendiga siempre tu camino . Gracias ❤🇨🇷🇺🇸🇨🇷🇺🇸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷💕❤️🌹🌹🌹
Hi! Im wondering why a hysterectomy and not just have ovaries removed? That way, you could have frozen eggs and do IVF in the future? Would the pregnancy itself be inevitable?
Thank you for sharing.I’m on tamoxifen I did get biopsy done its out.last week I had sharp pain on my right side which I got done for 3 days not sure if it’s normal thank you
I have a friend and a lot of her family members are brca positive. She refuses to even find out. I also don’t understand it. If I knew I had that high of a risk of cancer I would have had the surgeries.
If you search for Susan G. Komen and staging, there are explanations about some of the components you shared. It's important that you get detailed information about staging directly from your oncologist.
It's a tangent, but what is a "nurse practitioner"? And how do you have one you call "MY nurse practitioner"? America's healthcare system is both mysterious and barbaric. I wish so much that you good people were able to just go to any local doctor, and from there be taken care of. All this complexity and bullshit (nurses instead of doctors?) is cruel beyond belief, when you have a serious illness.
@@melhepburn4095 M’am! inform yourself as I did. There is lots to research and learn, You wouldn’t believe anyone so do the work. Radiation is radiation. You must know very little or close to nothing about medical tests. There is risk to everything, Inform and weigh the odds in each case.
Just Google it anything other then an MRI cause secondary cancer .. Even chemo has just been proving . Stop being lazy and expect pp ppl to teach you research on your own and learn... I've gone thru many doctor ks all of which over look these symptoms ..i have lymphoma and they won't believe me. Be your own advocate
@@Ceerads what us untrue ? Your breast being smashed like a pancake and radiated to death ? Figure that one out ! Words to me from an ex radiologist .!mammograms over time cause cancer . They don’t prevent it . Medical industry and cancer industry is for their profit only . They gain, we lose ☹️
Protocol I would apply in the event of cancer: - a low-carb diet outside the fasting period (total elimination of carbohydrates/sugars) and eating OMAD (One Meal A Day) crucifers, garlic, onions, avocados, walnuts/almonds, olive oil and oily fish to avoid losing too much weight (avoid meat and cheese) - taking specific food supplements (available over the counter to the general public) that Guy TENENBAUM has called TCC (The Cancer Cure) which correspond to his 5 essentials, with the dosage he took: * High-dose melatonin 30 mgr before going to bed (Phycocyanine or Lithotamne, but the most powerful would be melatonin): inhibition of SCOT (I also supplement during the day with pure phycocyanine and lithotamne to increase the volume of SCOT inhibitors in addition to melatonin). * Allicin (either as a 2400 mg quality concentrated pill, or with crushed raw garlic): upstream or downstream inhibition of SCOT. * Matcha green tea (with turmeric and ginger): upstream or downstream inhibition of SCOT. * Metabolic treatment (metabloc): Alpha Lipoic Acid (or Sodium R Lipoate, 600mg 3 times a day, 1800mg in total) + Garcinia Cambodgia (Hydroxycitric Acid, 600mg 3 times a day, 1800mg in total) + CoQ10 (the transporter, 100mg morning noon evening). * Omega 3 in a DHA - EPA ratio (500mg DHA/200mg EPA): to combat keto paradox during ketogenic diet phases or the youth phase. * Bromelain (850mg to 5000 GDU) and Quercetin (500mg) for nodules * Berberine and Curcumin to block several additional metabolic pathways - Alkalinise the body with a combination of bicarbonate of soda and cider vinegar (see Guy TENENBAUM's videos showing how to make this mixture). - if the body allows it: long fasting (14 days) then the following month followed by short fasting (7 days) and intermittent fasting + taking nutrients and minerals to avoid deficiencies in the young phase (vitamin D3, Magnesium Bisglycinate and multivatimes)
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I had double mastectomy and I’m not interested having reconstruction. We are a true warriors ❤
I didn't have reconstruction either. No bra is totally great!!
My friend just wears prosthetic bra. Implants cause cancer lol
I DID THE SAME AS WELL. DOUBLE MASTECTOMY AND DOING GREAT
Double mastectomy two days ago, will keep it this way, no reconstruction!
Well spoken eloquent young lady after all she’s been through. I wish her the best
I had my full hysterectomy New Year’s Eve of 2015 at age 25. You are so right, I’d much rather have that surgery and be alive today than not have had the surgery and I would most likely have been dead by now. I was so lucky to have my partner by my side even though we had only been together for 9 months, and now almost 9 years later we are still happily together. Chance you are such an amazing and beautiful soul and I wish you well xx
Brave, eloquent, smart, beautiful woman. I wish her the best!
I am so proud of you. I am a triple negative survivor in 2024 I will celebrate my 10th year. I had Chemotherapy. Me too on the Chemo. I did not think I would make it. My port was in my arm. It was so much better. God bless you I wish you a long life as a survivor. Thank you for sharing your story.
Hey what combination of chemo was given to u dear! It wud b helpful
Reshma, she stated every chemo drug that she took. But as she said, chemo regimens have evolved since she had hers. You should follow your own doctor's advice.
I took carbo platinum and taxadol I think I am spelling it incorrectly sorry about that. I had double treatments spaced out between 2-3 weeks. My tumor grade was a 3 but the stage was 1 my KI67 was at 70%. That is why I went with the one sided mastectomy. I am glad I did as another tumor was found in that breast. I was lucky. 🍀.
Never loose hope. I’ve been in this position and so far 13 years since…
I was diagnosed in 2007 withTNBC. I was 58. Sending prayers your way.
My daughter was diagnosed in 2020 withTPBC at the age of 40.
My friend has survived TNBC since her dx in 2006 w/a nursing baby
Her mom died of BC when she was in 2nd grade
My friend went on to have 2 more babies after tx was over. She had quit the tx after about 18 mos as it was killing her.
You Can Do This!
Just diagnosed with triple negative. One night I woke up to what felt like a bee sting in my breast. I’ve read repeatedly that most breast cancer is not painful so I assumed this pain and newly found lump was a burst cyst. Nope, I am triple negative, awaiting my surgery and chemo. 😩 I feel as though I am in good hands though. I am extremely thankful for people like you put your story out there! You’ve made it so much easier to walk this journey! ❤️
God bless you and your strength and resilience! My daughter was dx with triple negative breast cancer at 27 and is doing chemotherapy now.
GOD BLESS U. I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND CHEMO TO ANYONE. PRAYERS UP
I am stunned at the number young people with breast cancer.
Wow, just wow! You are an amazing young woman -- intelligent, upbeat, beautiful. I'm in awe of you, truly!
You have been through it, but you came through. You are strong and smart. I wish you the best of health and a very wonderful life. You deserve it. Thank you for sharing your story. It will help a lot of women.
So glad your comfortable with your body. Best wishes. Keep your strength
I too had my port inserted too close to my heart and went into Afib. It happened right after they had put it in, in the operating room! They did not know what was causing it! When I went in to talk to my Oncologist I mentioned the Afib and she was shocked and told me right off what it was! Like you, had it removed and a new one put in. You are the only one I have heard of going through the same thing!
Hugs from Idaho
Very eloquent, I wish her well!
This girl has a super cool name. It’s very powerful. I’m glad to know she’s doing well. 24 is very young. I
It's almost unheard of young.
You are truly a rockstar. Your Mom is so proud. You are a beautiful and smart human
Such a helpful and informative video from an inspirational young woman. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your story. All important information and i am certain it will be helpful to those watching. Wish you all the best.
Thank you for watching!
So glad that you are on the other side of it now. TNBC is very aggressive. I thought it was a cyst and within a few months time I was diagnosed with stage3 TNBC. So glad you had such an amazing support team. I was not bracca positive. AC chemo was super hard, but the 12 weeks of taxol did permanent damage to both my feet. Stay strong, I know you will make that 5 yrs mark NED. I will have to ask my dr about that blood test that you spoke of.
Your video was a "chance meet" for me tonight. I am way older than you are and have watched two of my friends (young and older) fight the fight against their unique breast cancers with GREAT POISE, KNOWLEDGE, AND A DETERMINATION THAT SURPASSES A NORMAL HUMAN RESPONSE -- just like you have! You are so right -- every path, every choice -- EVERYTHING is so very personal and unique for breast cancer warriors. Keep fighting and choosing the perfect physicians, medical support teams, and friends that willl support you. You are wise eyond your years dear one.
Hi Chance. You’re such a trooper. So beautiful as well. You’ve done so well and been through the wringer. So glad you’re doing well. Love from Oz. ❤
Had a double mastectomy 3 weeks ago on January 10th, exactly one year and one day after finding the lump. I also had grade 3, stage 2, triple negative cancer. I refused immediately to let it keep me down or even get me down.
We are warriors! Keep going! Let yourself have your feelings and then get up, dry your tears, and commence to kick butt! 🎀🩷🎀
Blessings to you. Thank you for sharing your story 💛
You are an inspiration! Thank you for your story! God Bless you always.! (I am brca 1 positive. My mom had breast cancer. Then passed from ovarian cancer). You are strong and resilient and your story will resonate with me always.
Sharon, if you ever want to share your story to help others understand the importance of genetic testing, please message us! Stephanie@thepatientstory.com ❤️
You are truly amazing! God bless you and keep you in good health. You have been through so much!
Beautiful courage and strength! Thank you for generously sharing your story ♥️🙏🏼🌹🌟
Thank you for sharing this important story. Your message should be heard by all women. ❤
This is a very informative video, thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your story/journey. Will keep you in prayer🙏🏼🩷
You are such a bright ray of hope and inspiration young lady. Stay blessed.
You are so well-spoken and informative!:thank you for sharing your story!
Thank you for sharing your story. May G*d continue to bless you and guide you in your endeavors.🙏🏼💓
Wow! So sorry, Chance. Thank you for sharing your story ❤
Your so beatful and so brave . I pray for you that your alway's cancer free forever.
Thank you for sharing your story. I'm currently getting chemotherapy and immunotherapy for stage 4 triple-negative breast cancer. I see your hair has grown back fully. I guess it's okay not to do the cold cap rherapy.
What an amazing young lady. Thank you for sharing your story. Wishing you a blessed future. ❤
Thank you for sharing your story!
I'm so thankful I'm out of the cancer paradigm. 🙏
Beautiful beautiful person thank you!
Thank you for your story. ❤
Like you mentioned, everyone's cancer journey is different, my best friend also diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer, went through pretty much the same chemo regime, the red devil almost killed her too she said. She went into remission for 8 years, out of the blue had lower back pain, the cancer had come back with a fury, in her spine, brain and bones, 9 months she was gone, one of the most horrible things I've witnessed in my lifetime,
😮
My babysitter daughter cancer killed her also
But my aunt had breast cancer as a teenager
She is in her 60 now
On many pain killer thou
Very brave!
Thank you for sharing. You are amazing.
I hope in some way, my opinion can help someone.
Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for sharing, bless you for being a warrior ❤
I was about 2 years before you with stage 2 TNBC. Chemo constipation was awful!!! Did the lab give you a residual cancer burden score after your surgery? Gonna look up the signa terra test. Next month i complete 4 years after diagnosis and begin my 5th year
Triple negative breast cancer is the worst...less treatment options. Lost my sister to it last year. She went through the hell of surgery, chemo, and radiation until she said enough is enough and passed. Heart breaking scourge😢
So glad you had a good outcome!
Yoo are lovely. May God bless all of your days.
💜✝️💜
My choice was double mastectomy. 100% no regrets. If I had just one removed, think about the aging process and always having to balance the prothesis with the natural breast in a bra.
That's exactly what I thought. However, if I was much younger my decision might have been different.
EXACTLY. ME AS WELL
You are amazing ❤
Thank you for sharing! God bless! 🙏🏾
Thank you for sharing
If people are so sick they can't work, then how do they have health insurance to pay for the cancer treatment?
PS I have implants and my implants were recalled for a second cancer. So I agree on the implants.
God bless you always 🙏 ❤️
So scary how cancer is taking over all these young adults. 💔💔💔 seems to be more and more .
Vax'd young adults.
She has the BRCA 1 gene mutation 🫠
@@lashhimes2570 and.. that's cancer! 🙏
@@222lanna yeah cause young adults never got cancer before the vaccine 🤦🏼♀️
Shh whatever you do don't talk about the 🐘 in the room
Gracias mi querida Señorita . Usted es una guerrera. Dios le de muchos. Años más de vida . Disfruta. Día a día con la compañía De Dios . El te fortalece y no te dejará de la mano . Gracias por su historia, pár bien de toda las mujeres. Yo perdí a mi nuera. Y ahora está. 2 jovenes una De 20 y otra de 18 . Tienen que estar alerta y h dr e el mamograma cuando sea la edad necesaria y el doctor la recomiende . Dios. Bendiga siempre tu camino . Gracias ❤🇨🇷🇺🇸🇨🇷🇺🇸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷💕❤️🌹🌹🌹
Hi! Im wondering why a hysterectomy and not just have ovaries removed? That way, you could have frozen eggs and do IVF in the future? Would the pregnancy itself be inevitable?
Thank you for sharing.I’m on tamoxifen I did get biopsy done its out.last week I had sharp pain on my right side which I got done for 3 days not sure if it’s normal thank you
Too much cancer these days is not acceptable. I dont think they are investigating the many cases of "spontaneous regression".....
Too much cancer these days a lot of the cancer is self-inflicted
Please do self exams
I don't understand being BRCA positive and having a strong family history, yet rolling the dice and not getting a preventive mastectomy.
I have a friend and a lot of her family members are brca positive. She refuses to even find out. I also don’t understand it. If I knew I had that high of a risk of cancer I would have had the surgeries.
Mam pTNM staging -pT2N1aMx what stage it is?
If you search for Susan G. Komen and staging, there are explanations about some of the components you shared. It's important that you get detailed information about staging directly from your oncologist.
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I love you!!!
It's a tangent, but what is a "nurse practitioner"? And how do you have one you call "MY nurse practitioner"? America's healthcare system is both mysterious and barbaric.
I wish so much that you good people were able to just go to any local doctor, and from there be taken care of. All this complexity and bullshit (nurses instead of doctors?) is cruel beyond belief, when you have a serious illness.
those preventive scans can and do cause breast cancer too!
Do U have research to back up this fact, M’am??
@@melhepburn4095 M’am! inform yourself as I did. There is lots to research and learn, You wouldn’t believe anyone so do the work. Radiation is radiation. You must know very little or close to nothing about medical tests. There is risk to everything, Inform and weigh the odds in each case.
Just Google it anything other then an MRI cause secondary cancer .. Even chemo has just been proving . Stop being lazy and expect pp ppl to teach you research on your own and learn... I've gone thru many doctor ks all of which over look these symptoms ..i have lymphoma and they won't believe me. Be your own advocate
Were you vaxed?
@c.c.6930 oh u must have gotten it too🫣
@@c.c.6930 And why is it silly?
@@c.c.6930 no it's not
The “vaccine”? I’m assuming this is in reference to the Covid vaccine ?🤔
Turbo cancers are on the rise. Nothing silly about that question except that it won’t be answered truthfully or with decency.
Please don’t share your lack of knowledge😊
So if you have a lump in your breast and then have a mammogram the cancer will spread
Really???
@@user-cs6jt6sz4g yes
Untrue and very unhelpful.
@@Ceerads what us untrue ? Your breast being smashed like a pancake and radiated to death ? Figure that one out ! Words to me from an ex radiologist .!mammograms over time cause cancer . They don’t prevent it . Medical industry and cancer industry is for their profit only . They gain, we lose ☹️
ignorant
love u
Protocol I would apply in the event of cancer:
- a low-carb diet outside the fasting period (total elimination of carbohydrates/sugars) and eating OMAD (One Meal A Day) crucifers, garlic, onions, avocados, walnuts/almonds, olive oil and oily fish to avoid losing too much weight (avoid meat and cheese)
- taking specific food supplements (available over the counter to the general public) that Guy TENENBAUM has called TCC (The Cancer Cure) which correspond to his 5 essentials, with the dosage he took:
* High-dose melatonin 30 mgr before going to bed (Phycocyanine or Lithotamne, but the most powerful would be melatonin): inhibition of SCOT (I also supplement during the day with pure phycocyanine and lithotamne to increase the volume of SCOT inhibitors in addition to melatonin).
* Allicin (either as a 2400 mg quality concentrated pill, or with crushed raw garlic): upstream or downstream inhibition of SCOT.
* Matcha green tea (with turmeric and ginger): upstream or downstream inhibition of SCOT.
* Metabolic treatment (metabloc): Alpha Lipoic Acid (or Sodium R Lipoate, 600mg 3 times a day, 1800mg in total) + Garcinia Cambodgia (Hydroxycitric Acid, 600mg 3 times a day, 1800mg in total) + CoQ10 (the transporter, 100mg morning noon evening).
* Omega 3 in a DHA - EPA ratio (500mg DHA/200mg EPA): to combat keto paradox during ketogenic diet phases or the youth phase.
* Bromelain (850mg to 5000 GDU) and Quercetin (500mg) for nodules
* Berberine and Curcumin to block several additional metabolic pathways
- Alkalinise the body with a combination of bicarbonate of soda and cider vinegar (see Guy TENENBAUM's videos showing how to make this mixture).
- if the body allows it: long fasting (14 days) then the following month followed by short fasting (7 days) and intermittent fasting + taking nutrients and minerals to avoid deficiencies in the young phase (vitamin D3, Magnesium Bisglycinate and multivatimes)
Were you vaxed?
Seriously, stop, look up BRAC 1 is something you inherit not developed. Has nothing to do with vaccinations. DNA it is in our DNA.
She literally said there is a family history and she has a genetic mutation. Stop blaming everything on the covid vaccine …it makes you look ignorant