Stage 4 Metastatic

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Hi, I'm Lesley and I'm 42 years old (as of Dec 31, 2012)...I was originally diagnosed with Stage 3C Breast Cancer in Dec. 2010 when I was the ripe old age of 40. Unfortunately, it has returned as Stage 4 BC as of Oct/Nov 2012 This is my journey..... for better or worse....and I hope it helps explain some things to those of you confused, wanting clarity, or just snoopy... but most of all, its to help and to leave this for my 11 year old daughter... hopefully its all in vain. That would be cool! :)

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So far....so good. Little did I know. LOL

1:23

Ouchy.... Taking Oral Chemo and it is kicking my ass. This is my second time round fighting cancer and I'm determined to beat it. Hell yeah!

7:55

Chemo was messing me up BAD.... Here I am literally rambling and down in the dumps. I was feeling so friggen awful. I was dizzy and light headed and in TONS of pain. I ended up going to hospital that evening....They just gave me pills but didn't even examine me. What a joke. I ended up in Hospital again 2 days later for 15 days......

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