Read the latest blogs from across our work within the secondary breast cancer community. From blogs on fundraising, research findings, information sharing, corporate achievements, community support and stories, celebrate with us as we work together to Make 2nds Count.

SHIRLEY ROCHE
3rd October 2022

SBC & My Treatment

Has your treatment line changed since you completed SBC & Me last year? Yes How many changes to treatment have you had?

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1st October 2022

How Were You Diagnosed?

When were you diagnosed with secondary breast cancer? Jan 2019 What type do you have?

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22nd September 2022

Kimberly & Sean's Story

Today I want to share with you a story about one of our supporters, Kimberly & her husband Sean. Kimberly was diagnosed with primary Triple negative breast cancer in October 2018 when she was 40 years old.

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18th September 2022

Exemestane

Exemestane is a type of hormone therapy drug. You might have it as a treatment for breast cancer after you have had the menopause.

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4th September 2022

Anastrozole

Anastrozole is a type of hormone therapy. It is a treatment for breast cancer that is hormone sensitive.

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2nd September 2022

How Were You Diagnosed?

When were you diagnosed with secondary breast cancer? I was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer on the 13th June 2022 in my brain following a seizure whilst out running.

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28th August 2022

Letrozole

What is Letrozole Letrozole is a hormonal therapy drug used to treat breast cancer in women who have been through the menopause. Sometimes it is used to treat breast cancer in men.

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22nd August 2022

SBC & My Treatment

Has your treatment line changed since you completed SBC & Me last year? I am still on the same treatment of Letrozole.

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21st August 2022

Fulvestrant

Fulvestrant “the final overall survival results of the phase III SWOG S0226 trial show that the addition of first-line fulvestrant to anastrozole was associated with improved overall survival in postmenopausal women with hormone receptor–positive metastatic breast cancer.” https://ascopost.com/issues/may-25-2019/fulvestrantanastrozole-in-metastatic-breast-cancer/ What is Fulvestrant? Fulvestrant is a hormone treatment for post menopausal women with locally advanced or advanced breast cancer.

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15th August 2022

SBC & My Treatment

Has your treatment line changed since you completed SBC & Me last year? I am on the same treatment as at diagnosis 25 months ago.

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14th August 2022

Anastrozole

Anastrozole Anastrozole is an Aromatase inhibitors which is a type of hormone therapy drug used to treat breast cancer in women who have gone through a natural menopause (when periods stop). It is a treatment for breast cancer that is hormone sensitive.

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13th August 2022

SBC & My Treatment (Laura)

Has your treatment line changed since you completed SBC & Me last year? Not yet but could be in next few weeks How many changes to treatment have you had?

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Lucy Jane Nash
6th August 2022

SBC & My Treatment (Lucy-Jane)

Has your treatment line changed since you completed SBC & Me last year? Yes How many changes to treatment have you had?

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6th August 2022

Tamoxifen

Tamoxifen Tamoxifen is a hormone therapy for breast cancer in both women and men. It lowers the risk of early breast cancer coming back (recurring) after surgery or developing in the other breast.

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HWYD Vanda McKeeman
2nd August 2022

How Were You Diagnosed?

When were you diagnosed with secondary breast cancer? I was diagnosed back in July 2012.

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