Lumpectomy for Breast Cancer: 211 Real Stories

211 stories match breast cancer and lumpectomy. 204 of them mention surgery.

Helen, who was diagnosed with Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Breast Cancer: Helen's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Helen

Helen said her breast cancer was in remission and that she was not taking medication after lumpectomy.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Joanna, who was diagnosed with Stage III Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage III Breast Cancer: Joanna's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Joanna, Female, Under 40 | Stage III

By late 2023, Joanna had completed treatment for Stage III breast cancer, was no longer taking medication, and described herself as living free of cancer.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Thamires, who was diagnosed with Stage III Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage III Breast Cancer: Thamires's Patient Story

Patient Info: Thamires | Stage III

She is undergoing treatment for Stage III breast cancer, with surgery, chemotherapy and radiation included in the treatment plan.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Karen, who was diagnosed with Stage I Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage I Breast Cancer: Karen's Patient Story

Patient Info: Karen, Female, 50s | Stage I

Karen was diagnosed with Stage I breast cancer in October 2023 and was receiving ongoing chemotherapy as part of a recommended plan that also included lumpectomy and radiation therapy.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Toni, who was diagnosed with Stage I Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage I Breast Cancer: Toni's Patient Story

Patient Info: Toni | Stage I

Toni had recently been diagnosed with Stage I breast cancer and was preparing to begin treatment.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Amanda, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Amanda's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Amanda, Female, 70+ | Stage II

Amanda completed breast-conserving surgery, lymph-node surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. She entered survivorship and focused on living one day at a time rather than using a specific remission label.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeTreatment Completed / Survivorship
Anna, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage IV Breast Cancer: Anna's Patient Story

Patient Info: Anna, Female, 60s | Stage IV

As of 2023, Anna was living with Stage IV breast cancer and receiving treatment that included lumpectomy surgery, hormone therapy, and targeted therapy as her plan.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeLiving With Cancer
Mina, who was diagnosed with Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Breast Cancer: Mina's Patient Story

Patient Info: Mina

Mina completed surgery and radiation treatment and remained on hormone therapy.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Anne, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Anne's Patient Story

Patient Info: Anne, Female, 50s | Stage II

As of 2023, Anne was receiving/continuing care for Stage II breast cancer after lumpectomy, paclitaxel chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and a targeted-therapy plan reduced to 9 rounds by insurance coverage.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Annie, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Annie's Patient Story

Patient Info: Annie, Female, 40s | Stage II

As of 2023, Annie was still receiving care for Stage II breast cancer after completing chemotherapy and hormonal therapy, with lumpectomy, lymphadenectomy, radiation therapy, and immunotherapy still ahead in her plan.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Stephanie, who was diagnosed with Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Stephanie's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Stephanie, Female, Under 40

Biomarkers: ER-negative; PR-negative; HER2-negative; genetic testing negative

As of October 2022, Stephanie had completed treatment for triple-negative breast cancer in January 2022, follow-up tests showed she was cancer-free, and she had no evidence of cancer.

Cleveland Clinic
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Abigail, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage IV PIK3CA Breast Cancer: Abigail's Patient Story

Patient Info: Abigail, Female, Under 40 | Stage IV

Biomarkers: Hormone-positive breast cancer with PIK3CA mutation and germline ATM mutation; later PD-L1 somatic change reported. HER2 not stated.

Metastatic Site: Bone, including femurs, spine, and humeri; later liver

As of October 2022, Abigail was living with Stage IV hormone-positive metastatic breast cancer after years of treatment, bone-dominant disease that later involved the liver, targeted therapies, genomic testing, and advocacy around clinical trials and patient research participation.

The Patient Story
OutcomeLiving With Cancer
Feyama, who was diagnosed with Breast CancerBreast Cancer

HER2-Positive Breast Cancer: Feyama's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Feyama Ashby, Female

Biomarkers: HER2-positive

As of September 2022, Feyama had completed chemotherapy, lumpectomy with lymph-node removal, reconstruction, and 6 weeks of VMAT radiation, and was entering close monitoring for 5 years before survivorship clinic follow-up.

MD Anderson
OutcomeSurvivorship / Surveillance
Eileen, who was diagnosed with Invasive Lobular CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Invasive Lobular Carcinoma: Eileen's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Eileen, Female

As of March 2022, Eileen described herself as having no evidence of disease after double mastectomy, multiple surgeries for necrosis complications, and oophorectomy with benign biopsy findings, while continuing 4-month oncology follow-up.

Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Stephanie, who was diagnosed with Invasive Lobular CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Invasive Lobular Carcinoma: Stephanie's Patient Story

Patient Info: Stephanie, Female, 60s

As of February 2022, Stephanie was living with locoregional recurrent ILC after extensive surgery and ongoing treatment with Ibrance/Femara, with recent bone, abdomen, and chest scans showing no new cancer growth and continued Femara without chemotherapy.

Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Suzanne, who was diagnosed with Invasive Lobular CarcinomaBreast Cancer

HR-Positive Invasive Lobular Carcinoma: Suzanne's Patient Story

Patient Info: Suzanne, Female, 50s

Biomarkers: ER-positive

Suzanne had completed breast surgery with no cancer found in the lymph nodes and was preparing to complete radiation followed by long-term anti-estrogen therapy.

Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Elsa, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Elsa's Patient Story

Patient Info: Elsa | Stage II

Elsa said her breast cancer was in remission and continued anastrozole hormone therapy after lumpectomy, chemotherapy, and radiation.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Sylvia, who was diagnosed with Stage III Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage III Breast Cancer: Sylvia's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Sylvia | Stage III

Two years after her November 2022 diagnosis, Sylvia reports being in remission and remains on hormone therapy.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Tessa, who was diagnosed with Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Breast Cancer: Tessa's Patient Story

Patient Info: Tessa

Tessa’s small 12 mm breast tumor was found on routine mammography, and she chose lumpectomy and radiotherapy while declining anastrozole after weighing menopause-related quality-of-life concerns.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeNot reported