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What is the impact and the expectations/preferences (frequency, route of administration and dosing) in terms of treatments for metastatic breast cancer?

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08/19/2022 at 4:28 PM

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Hello everyone,

How are you today? 😊

Even if metastatic breast cancer cannot be cured, it can be treated. Treatment focuses on extending life and maintaining quality of life. Please, share your story and preferences in terms of treatments!

What are your (or the patient) expectations regarding a new treatment for metastatic breast cancer?
To what extent did you (or the patient) discuss the frequency of administration of your (or the patient’s) treatments for your (or the patient’s) metastatic breast cancer with your (or the patient’s) doctors?
To what extent are you (or the patient) concerned about whether the dosing is more than you (or the patient) need?

Feel free to share your experience with us here!

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Lizzi from the Carenity Team

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11/30/2022 at 2:20 PM

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Hi everyone,

How are you today?
To make sure you are able to find this discussion, I will tag you. Don't hesitate to share your thoughts and experiences about treatments.

@Janetmaday @jeangilmorej @patches678 @Millinda48 @JanieGurl

What are your expectations about new treatments for breast cancer? Do you ever talk about the frequency of your treatments with doctors? Are you concerned the dosing is more than you need?

Let's share!

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What is the impact and the expectations/preferences (frequency, route of administration and dosing) in terms of treatments for metastatic breast cancer? https://www.carenity.us/forum/breast-cancer/living-with-metastatic-breast-cancer/what-is-the-impact-and-the-expectationspreferences-frequency-route-of-administration-and-dosing-in-terms-of-treatments-for-metastatic-breast-cancer-4731 2022-11-30 14:20:20

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12/04/2022 at 11:51 PM

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Hi @LizziB

I would love less side effects. Chemo was really rough, took a lot of time and took a lot out of me. I talked to the doctors about my treatment every few months or so. I never considered the dosing to be wrong, I trust my doctors, we have a good relationship.

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Hi @JanieGurl

Thanks for sharing. We had a few more members pass the screener. I will tag them here.

@itaz86 @savvypatient4patients @Janetmaday @jeangilmorej @patches678 @Millinda48

Please share your experiences and responses to the initial question here with the group by clicking the green "reply" button.

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