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Name:
Jill (jill)

Member Since:
August 22, 2006

Location:
Boulder, Colorado

Birthday:
August, 7th

Type of Cancer:
Breast Cancer

Diagnosis Date:
09-26-2005

Stage of Cancer:
Stage 1

Grade of Tumor:
Grade 1

ER:
Negative

PR:
Negative

Lymph Node Involvement:
No

Surgery:
Re-excision Surgery, Lumpectomy

Radiation:
yes

Fundraising Goal:
$4000

Money Raised:
$200

Cancer Symptoms:

I found a lump in my left breast while putting on my bra that snaps in the front. I don’t think I would of found this if it wasn’t for the placement of it being so close to the edge of my breast and close to the snap. I also would feel a tingling sensation in the area every now and then, sometimes it would itch a little.

Surgery Description, Dates & Side Effects:

My first surgery was on September 22, 2005 where I had a lump in my breast removed. I got the call on September 26th that is was cancerous. My second re-excision surgery was on October 5th.

Radiation Description, Dates & Side Effects:

I did six weeks of radiation starting on October 26, 2005. What a whirlwind those months were!

Fundraising Description:

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jill's Cancer Blog

September 6, 2006

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These are my technicians that zapped me every day for six weeks with radiation. You can see the machine in the background. I remember I cried the first day as I lay there waiting for them to leave the room, head for a safer distance while the turn the lasers on me for 30 seconds or so. But by the end I was sort sad to leave, they were so sweet and wonderful, always feeding me with treats. Nothing like cookies at 8:30 in the morning. Thanks you guys! Miss you, but no that damn radiation machine.

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Posts:	19
Photos:	20
Events:	4
My Supporters:	33
I Support:	61
Comments:	53
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jill's Cancer Blog (19)

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Kris Carr author of Crazy Sexy Cancer at the Tattered Cover

Mohs Micrographic Surgery

Happy Valentine's Day!

First Donation to Jill's Medical Fund

Cancer Check Up

Thanks Dr. Johs

Random Dude Helps Me Through Radiation

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10.23.06 - Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy

10.08.06 - Race for the Cure - Denver

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