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The size of the tumor, if it has migrated to lymph nodes if it has gone to distant parts of the body, and what biomarkers it possesses are all used to describe how extensive the breast cancer is.

Staging can be done either before or after surgery on a patient. Doctors utilize diagnostic tests to determine the stage of cancer, therefore staging may not be complete until all tests are completed. Knowing the stage aids the doctor in determining the best course of therapy and can aid in predicting a patient's prognosis, or the possibility of recovery.

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Every two minutes, one woman is diagnosed with breast cancer somewhere in the United States. In every five women diagnosed, about one will have HER2-positive breast cancer, which is a more aggressive form of the disease known to put patients at a higher risk of recurrence.

On this episode of Access Health, host Ereka Vetrini welcomes Dr. Reshma Mahtani, a medical oncologist practicing in South Florida. Join them as they engage in an in-depth discussion on reducing the risk of recurrence in HER2-positive breast cancer.

Dr. Mahtani talks about the various options available to help reduce the risk of recurrence. We also listen to a few empowering stories from women across the country who have been diagnosed with HER2-positive breast cancer, leaving no stone unturned in their fight.


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On December 21, 2021, I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer after months of appointments, biopsies, and misinformation. In January of 2022, I began my treatment plan which consisted of 1 full round of IVF to preserve our fertility, 8 rounds of intensive chemotherapy, another partial mastectomy (breast surgery), and finally 20 rounds of radiation. Today I am sharing a behind-the-scenes look at 1 full month of radiation, the side effects of the treatment, and a little celebration that this marks the end of a very long year of treatment.

The online world comes with many beautiful perks but the constant highlight reels of Instagram and social media can often make us feel isolated. Like we're not doing enough. Like we don't have enough. That we aren't enough. And while I love sharing the amazing places we've traveled and never miss a chance to capture a sunset I want my voice here to be more impactful. We are all enough. We are everything we could ever need. We can find beauty in the midst of turmoil, despair, and chaos.

Thank you for making this a safe space for me to share such personal videos with no filters. We love you. We can hardly believe that we are on the other side of this journey. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all the love and support you have sent our way this year.

0:00 breast cancer recap
1:44 radiation planning (+ my resistance)
4:36 treatment 1 of 20
6:07 squad @MaxandOccy @KirstenNielsenYoga
7:13 tenderness + fatigue update
8:30 @KaraandNate come to radiation
9:28 halfway mark!!
12:34 my first saline soak
13:50 I'm over this 😔
15:26 chemo vs. radiation
16:51 help me figure out a hairstyle 😜
19:30 I'm so tired
20:04 burn update (treatment 19)
21:25 LAST DAY!!!!
25:43 RING THAT BELL 🔔

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