[Women] medical update from Cindy Taylor

[Michelle Wilson]

Cindy,

That is awful! I'm glad it's not the "bad" kind of breast cancer but I'm
sure it still feels scary to have to undergo surgery. You are in our
thoughts.

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On Sun, Dec 20, 2020 at 9:42 AM Cindy Taylor via Women <women at fuusm.org>
wrote:

> Hi dear FUUSM  Friends,
> I've really enjoyed the snowpeople and appreciated the meditation group
> on Wednesdays.. THANKS so much!!  I have been very appreciative of my
> Quaker group, too   (which I've been joining by Zoom on many Sundays at the
> same time as the FUUSM service.)
> I'd rather share this news to you all here and not try to talk over Zoom..
>  some of you realize that my most recent mammogram showed a concerning mass
> in my right breast. Here is the best update or rather breast update.
> Quite an exhausting experience so far with all the different doctors,
> tests, medical people, etc.    Friday was the longest- 3 plus hours at at
> the oncology center here in Parkersburg and getting opinion from
> oncologist, Dr. Nik Shah.   Best news under all the circumstances...
> Latest recommendation is that I need to only have lumpectomy - the mass
> (lobular carcinoma in situ) on another form he called it " malignant
> neoplasm of overlapping sites of rt. female breast".. This is NOT like more
> serious cancers.. it appears to be non-invasive and is "confined" and
> carries a high risk of developing breast cancer..    It's all a bit
> confusing and diagnostic tests show more info  and analysis of risk factors
> and possible treatments. He recommends that I have just the lump removed
> (with extra tissue).. and there is NO need for radiation treatment (which
> My surgeon had suggested might be a possibility) and there is not
> possibility at this stage for involvement of any lymph nodes.   A
> mastectomy is NOT recommended (or likely approved  following current
> guidelines for my particular "cancer").  I will need regular followup and
> there was suggestion for drug treatment that would further reduce my
> risks.. Some are not good choices because of my particular medical history
> and the other concern is my osteoporosis.   I had blood taken for genetic
> tests which will cover a variety of cancer related genes. Info may be
> helpful in guiding best treatment even though I'm unlikely to have the
> BRCA genes, because my sister did not (but both of her girls did and have
> had cancer surgeries). It will be interesting to learn more there.   All
> has been a bit confusing..   So glad to have my son Will's wife, Dr. Jane
> to review, research and explain more to me!!! Including what doctors do
> what..       so my next step will be to get back to my surgeon (Dr.
> Roberts) and ask his office to schedule me for that surgery..  It is an
> easy outpatient surgery.. and there is no immediate rush.. so I'm expecting
> that some time in January.  More analysis for that specimen collected at
> that surgery, may be helpful too..
>      So dear Friends.. I'm very fortunate and counting my blessings,   not
> sure when I'll join you on zoom but if I don't or leave early, you'll
> understand... lots of calls coming in from family,etc.    Hope you are able
> to read this.
> Holding you all in the light, too during this challenging time.
> Cindy Taylor
> PS not to scare you more.. but my daughter-in-Law, Dr. Jane (pediatric
> pulmonologist at UPMC in Pittsburgh)  told me yesterday that the medical
> facilities have been hacked too- by that same Russian attack hitting
> government.    they haven't been able to communicate with each other... so
> it's really causing chaos there..     Get on the phone if you have to
> communicate and can't rely on communications getting between institutions
> now!!  SCARY..   may explain some of the difficulties
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