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Raymore, MO

I have 3c and had 12 of 23 lymph nodes show positive for cancer, I am wanting to know how long the survival rate is, all i have seen are 5 year statistics after chemo and rad. I am 51 and dont know if I need to start getting important info together for my family, which I know should have been done long ago. And wouldn't a full body scan show better results than an MRI, which didn't show my lymph nodes, nor the sonogram. So I only was told probably stage 1 with + prs. Good cancer is what onco… read more

February 7, 2015
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I found scarves are so comfortable. If you have a fabric store, a half yard of lightweight knit is wonderful. There are lots and lots of web sites about head wraps from all kinds of cultures. It made a difficult situation a lot more fun.

February 10, 2015
A MyBCTeam Member

Hi! Stage 3 with 12 of 16 positive nodes....i have been around 6 years since diagnosed...not sure if I will ever feel good again but press on as I am a single mom...

December 23, 2017
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Look in the phone book for the nearest local cancer center. Most of them have free wigs and scarves. Also the hospital or cancer center where you have chemo can recommend a reputable place for wigs. I talk a lot and found out about places from those in the chemo clinic. Some of the ladies wanted to even give me their wigs that they were finished with.

February 8, 2015

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