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Thank you. You will certainly be in my thoughts and prayers as well.
@A MyBCTeam Member I was initially diagnosed with Mets in my lower spine and pelvis in 2021. I had zometa infusions every month for 1 year. I also was taking 6000iu's of vitamin D3 daily. The zometa unfortunately caused necrosis of my lower left jawbone. So far I'm NED for cancerous bone lesions. My PET scan just shows where it once was. It's been a year since my last full body nuclear bone scan. I'll be asking my oncologist if we need to do another one. I do have a PET scan on October 27th and it generally will show any changes. I'll see my oncologist on the 29th fir results. You will be in my prayers my friend. 😎👍🙏🏻🤗
Metastatic cancer to my spine from breast cancer diagnosed 2018.
@A MyBCTeam Member I'm sorry you're feeling bad. You're going to find that most of these cancer treatments cause fatigue. It seems to be a common denominator. If there's infection your bloodwork will show it. What have you been diagnosed with?
I'm afraid the faslodex is causing me nausea and extreme fatigue. It feels just like when I initially got chemo for my breast cancer. My husband died last December. This is really hard. I go the 3rd of November for a sonogram of a lump that appeared on my chest wall above my left breast on a recent PEP scan. The left breast is where the cancer was diagnosed. Thank you for your response. My oncology nurse thinks I have an infection of some sort; but I don't think so. I'll have to wait to see if the cancer has metastasized beyond my spine.
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