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Posted by Cris on 6/28/2000 from 209.214.33.169:

My mother is 54 years old and postmenopausal. She was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in Oct. 1999. She has undergone both chemo and radiation therapy. She had 2 positive lymph nodes, ER and PR negative, and Her2 positive. I just wanted to hear from others who had this type of breast cancer and see how they are doing. The chemo med that she received was Adrimycin and Taxotere. She was in a study to see how Taxotere worked if used early on. Also her histologic grade was a 3, but the doctor told her it was a stage 2 breast cancer with some characteristics of stage 3. Hope to hear from someone soon.



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