Improve Joint PAIN caused by HORMONE THERAPY with 3 Things | Breast Cancer Survivor
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- The joint pain caused by my hormone therapy medication was life altering. However, after months of suffering I found a combination of 3 things that worked to almost 100% get rid of the pain! I created this video to pass along what I learned with the hope of helping others as I know how much joy the pain can take out of everyday life, and continuing with activities you love.
*Please note that everyone's body is different, what worked for me isn't guaranteed to work for everyone
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Thank YOU for being here with me! It is my honor to share my experiences with the purpose of supporting you, and creating a space where we all feel less alone💕
Much love🕊. You have so much strength within you!
Sincerely,
Chelsey
*The content of this video simply shares my personal experience and what I've learned through it; therefore it should in NO WAY be substituted for any medical or professional advice.
I highly recommend doing your own research, and following the recommendations of your personal medical care team *
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Thank you for sharing these useful tips. I am suffering joint pain and from irregular sleep as well. Do you have any tips for the sleep?
I'm sorry to hear you are suffering as well. Making sure to exercise and getting in enough water helps me, I've also tried a guided meditation for sleep that is relaxing. I hope you find something that helps you🙏🌷🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this information. I have been Anastrozole since Oct 2022 and I am now feeling more joint discomfort than before. I am having my DIEP flap procedure in July 2023. I will be asking my medical team about the collagen.
I'm so sorry you are feeling pain. I truly hope you find some relief🙏🙏. Thinking of you tonight and sending many positive vibes for your surgery in July💫💕
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much
💕! I hope something gives you relief🙏💫🌱
You are a God send. I had my lumpectomy, radiation for estrogen+, progesterone+ and HER2 positive. I will not be doing chemo but will try the hormone suppressant drug. I have cancer elsewhere in remission, MS, and Hashimoto's and don't want more problems.
I'm so happy you've found the videos helpful🙏❤! Thank you for sharing🫂
I’m the same with my breast cancer and also have multiple issues. I’ve dealt with psoriasis for 15 years, RA for 6 years and got the breast cancer diagnosis last July 2023. RA flares in my SI joint was challenging during biopsies, MRIs and then the 3 hour surgery on my back left me in elevated pain. Radiation was a challenge when I had to climb on the steel table. Miraculously, the RA pain in my back and knees eased up. Other than being burnt to a crisp during the last week of radiation, I was grateful for ease of joint pain. Now that I’m on Anastrozole, joint and muscle pain is off the charts. I do take collagen in my shake. Maybe all this will ease over time, but for now, I feel as if I’m losing myself. This is not me. I pray to God to help me get back to who I am 🙏
Hello,dear Chelsey
So lovely to see you again
How is the Baby
Can we see a picture
Hugs 🤗
Hi Elizabeth! How have you been💕? Sorry, I totally forgot to share a picture or two🤦♀️. Thank you for asking! Hugs right back💝
Thanks for sharing! Did u have any other side effects from HRT? My bilateral mastectomy is scheduled for 4/11/23 trying to get informed for all that’s ahead.
My pleasure! I find it helps me when I feel prepared for the "next thing" too. Sadly I did... I'll add a link to a recent video I did that compares the two different hormone therapy options I tried. It explains the side effects I felt from both (some different, some the same). Wishing you all the best in your surgery and recovery this April💫🌷
This is the video I was referring to:). I hope it helps you feel more prepared🙏.
ruclips.net/video/H78n1p14kqg/видео.html
Hi Chelsey, thanks for this. Did you say you took AI for 1 year? Did you change to something else or stopped. Doc say I need to take it for 10 years... thanks
Yes, I took an AI for one year, then switched to Tamoxifen. I've also been recommended extended use.
You look great dear girl love to your family, thanks for sharing I’m on the same pill. I’m a Guitarist I feel in in my fingers, and thumb. I just cut back on playing
Thank you for your kind support🙏🌷. Wow, good for you! I've always thought that playing is a really impressive/enjoyable skill to have. Happy to hear you can still play, even though you need to cut back.
Did you have to restart your therapy or are you still off of ?
@@shannonhoffman5875 I'm still off:)
what is the name of the collagen you are taking
Are you still taking Hormone blocker Anastrozole? I thought I remembered you saying you were going off it. How long did you take it and are you going to go back on it?
Hi:). I was on anastrozole for one year, before I switched to Tamoxifen for a second year and then I took a break from Tamoxifen to try and get pregnant. At this point I don't plan to go back on anastrozole.
@@ChelseyTarnow Will you be going back on Tamoxifen? I was on Arimidex for one year. I have decided not to take it anymore. I am Whole Foods plant based and exercise everyday. I was stage 1 invasive lobular no node involvement. ER +. Lumpectomy chemo radiation. I'm 2 years 4 months out from diagnosis and clear NED. I'm 72 yrs old. It was a big decision to stop. But it was depressed and the joint pain was debilitating.
@@bourgsusan thank you so much for sharing🙏. Did you noticed when you stopped your medication that you felt better mentally and physically? It is such a tough decision to navigate and so personal. At this point I am considering going back on.