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Inner Cleavage: April 2005

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Friday, April 22, 2005. April 22, 2005. I know it has been a VERY long time since I wrote in the Weblog. I apologize for the delay. That is the thing with chemo. It is sometimes difficult to "plan" for anything. I'd say, "Okay, today at 7pm I am going to update the website." And then at 6:30 pm, I'd be toast energy-wise. But today, I have the time and energy! How am I doing? Though I don't have a set date, the mastectomy and reconstruction will probably be sometime...

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Inner Cleavage: Thank You, Christina

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Tuesday, August 19, 2008. Thank You, Christina. Here is the interview Christina Applegate gave to GMA about her recent mastctomy. Http:/ abcnews.go.com/video/playerIndex? Thank you for putting yourself out there. There are way too many people out there that think, "Oh, I'm glad you only got breast cancer. At least they can cure that. You'll be okay. Shew! Hiding it only contributes to the ignorance. This needs to STOP NOW! I know what she is talking about! Laughing...

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Inner Cleavage: October 2005

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Wednesday, October 19, 2005. Oct 19, 2005. I am so sorry I haven't updated my weblog for a while. Since I started back to work, it has been a whirlwind. Registration at the seminary, then Greg headed to England for work. I used those couple weeks to catch up on my housekeeping that was neglected over the past 9 months. Along the banks of the River Thames near Runnymeade. I then joined Greg in England for a week or so! We had a fantastic time! How cool is that!

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Inner Cleavage: Why Didn't Anyone Tell Me

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Wednesday, September 24, 2008. Why Didn't Anyone Tell Me. I hate chemotherapy. Most of my counseling appointments last year focused on the suffering I endured during chemo. This might surprise a lot of people, but I would rather have another body part removed than do chemotherapy again. It stinks, big time. I'm glad it works so well. My mouth is literally falling apart all at once. What is going on? When did you finish? I knew to have good dental care before I star...

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Inner Cleavage: July 2005

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Friday, July 22, 2005. July 22, 2005. Had a thought the other day. I can now say, "I. It is amazing to me that a change of one word (from have to had) changes everything.- AB. Wednesday, July 20, 2005. July 20, 2005. Getting better everyday. Last week I got the last two drains taken out. Hallelujah! I didn't realize that those drains were a source of a lot of my abdominal discomfort. I have a lot more freedom to move. Sunday, July 10, 2005. July 10, 2005. I just re...

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Inner Cleavage: August 2005

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Monday, August 22, 2005. Aug 22, 2005. I met with Dr. Brandt (Plastic surgeon) and he says I am healing quite well. I can almost raise both arms over my head! He said that I get to start scar therapy, if I wish, which is just this silicone, sticky strips that stick to my scars. I'll need to wear them for at least 12 hours a day for 12 weeks for them to be effective. I have seen some photos of the results on mast. patients and it looks great. Aug 11, 2005. I can't b...

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Inner Cleavage: March 2005

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Tuesday, March 22, 2005. March 22, 2005. So the journey begins. Yesterday, I had my first chemotherapy treatment. The day started out at 9 am at the the West County Siteman Center (where Dr. Naughton's office is located.) They ran a CBC (checking of my white and red blood counts.) The port in my chest worked amazingly, and it didn't hurt at all! And the hang over is wicked! Today, I am still struggling with moderate nausea (no quick movements and I have to keep foo...

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Inner Cleavage: September 2008

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Wednesday, September 24, 2008. Why Didn't Anyone Tell Me. I hate chemotherapy. Most of my counseling appointments last year focused on the suffering I endured during chemo. This might surprise a lot of people, but I would rather have another body part removed than do chemotherapy again. It stinks, big time. I'm glad it works so well. My mouth is literally falling apart all at once. What is going on? When did you finish? I knew to have good dental care before I star...

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Inner Cleavage: June 2009

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Sunday, June 28, 2009. Great news, great news! During my most recent visit to the oncologist for my bi-yearly checkup, Dr. Naughton turned, looked at me, smiled and said, "Well, how about we see you in another year? I don't have to have another checkup or blood draw for a whole year? He believes I'm doing that well! I'm totally excited, and humbled by my healing. Just wanted to share the great news! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Yucca Valley, CA.

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Inner Cleavage: November 15, 2005

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Alicia's Journey through Breast Cancer. Tuesday, November 15, 2005. November 15, 2005. We are back from our "I-kicked-the-crap-out-of-cancer" cruise! What an amazing trip! I think it should be an American law that every citizen must take a trip through the Panama Canal. Kidding aside, it was incredibly interesting. I wish I could show you all of the photos, but I have almost 400 of them. So, I paired them down to a photo from each port of call. Enjoy! The gorgeous gateway into Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.