Odds Of Surviving Stage 3 Breast Cancer

In this video, Dr. Margileth explains what it means to have stage 3 breast cancer and the odds of surviving it.

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[weemaggiejiggs]

I'm a 10 year survivor of stage 3 breast cancer

[susiepingleton]

Tell the true truth about chemo!! As a hospice RN for 20 years I was shocked to see what oncologists do and say to patients and families! It is a huge money making business. I saw it all! I have stage lll HR positive HER2 neg and refused chemo. 19 bad lymph nodes. I had double mastectomies and radiation. I am 4 years out. I had five doctor friends who were honest with me. The average woman has no clue and totally trusts the oncologists recommendation! I have so many stories of immoral actions towards breast cancer women. I am on hormone therapy anastrozole. Also, fatigue is a huge problem and basically ignored in Dallas metroplex. Look for videos by RNs with care plans to help!

[joeldecoster]

in my experience, the treatment team is a fucking circus

[VikramChauhan-kwrk]

I am an Ayurvedic doctor and i would suggest you to go for Ayurveda for atleast 3 years. Whatever treatment you take, you should take Ayurveda herbs like Amalaki Rasayan and others like Apricot kernals ( take only 1 per day) and black seed oil and Kachnaar Guggul, Swarn ( Gold ) bhasma

[abungoba]

My mom is stage 3 a now her2 negative, er positive, pr positive.

[artwork]

My wife has just been diagnosed with a HER2 cancer, stage III - with spread to the lymphnotes. They wont perform any surgory, because the tumors in her breast are so small - 0, 7 mm and 0, 5 mm - and still, we just got the result last friday, saying it was not cureable. How is that ? It has spread to the nodes under the one armpit, and around the colarbone node. but that is all the spread there is, and it is aparently still concidered not-cureable, but only treatable. This is the Danish doctors who says Any ideas ??