Hormone Therapy for Stage 2 Breast Cancer: 73 Real Stories

73 stories match breast cancer, stage 2 and hormone therapy. 64 of them mention surgery.

Kelsey, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II HR-Positive Breast Cancer: Kelsey's Patient Story

Patient Info: Kelsey, Female, Under 40 | Stage II

Biomarkers: ER-positive

As of May 2025, Kelsey had completed chemotherapy, double mastectomy with reconstruction, and 16 radiation sessions, and was continuing tamoxifen with Verzenio planned for 2 years plus Lupron ovarian-suppression shots.

The Patient Story
OutcomeCare Ongoing
LaShae, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Stage II HR-Positive Invasive Ductal Carcinoma: LaShae's Patient Story

Patient Info: LaShae, Female, Under 40 | Stage II

Biomarkers: ER-positive; comprehensive genetic panel negative

As of May 2025, LaShae had completed mastectomy for Stage IIB ER-positive breast cancer with 2 positive lymph nodes and was undergoing chemotherapy, with radiation and 5-10 years of hormone therapy planned.

The Patient Story
OutcomeCare Ongoing
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Right Stage IIB ER/PR-positive breast cancer with left epithelioid MPNST: no recurrence after surgery

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

Biomarkers: Right breast cancer was ER/PR-positive, HER2-negative/1+

As of March 2025, 3 years after bilateral mastectomy, there was no recurrence of the right breast cancer or the left epithelioid malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor; she remained on anastrozole for the right breast cancer.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Karen, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Lobular CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Stage II HR-Positive Invasive Lobular Carcinoma: Karen's Survivor Story

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

Biomarkers: ER-positive; PR-positive; HER2-negative; grade 2; inherited genetic testing negative

Karen completed double mastectomy, 3 months of chemotherapy and reconstruction. She was doing well on ongoing endocrine and targeted therapy and walking 3–5 miles daily.

Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance
OutcomeCare Ongoing / Survivorship
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

ER-positive breast cancer: mastectomy after hormone therapy

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

Biomarkers: Breast cancer was ER+ and HER2-low/negative. PR changed from positive on biopsy to negative on final pathology; HNA-1 antibody found for neutropenia.

Stage IIA ER-positive invasive ductal breast cancer had no recurrence 3 years after endocrine therapy and total mastectomy with sentinel lymph node biopsy; autoimmune neutropenia was monitored rather than directly treated.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Kelsey, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Finding A Lump To BREAST CANCER!

Patient Info: Kelsey Harrison, Female, Under 40 | Stage II

Biomarkers: ER-positive

As of July 2024, Kelsey had completed chemotherapy, double mastectomy with axillary lymph-node removal, and radiation, and was continuing tamoxifen plus Lupron ovarian suppression with additional planned systemic therapy.

The Patient Story
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Lizzie, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Lobular CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Stage II Invasive Lobular Carcinoma: Lizzie's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Lizzie, Female | Stage II

Lizzie completed mastectomy, reconstruction-related surgery and 5 weeks of radiation. She remained on a planned 10-year course of an aromatase inhibitor and became active in breast cancer research advocacy.

Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance
OutcomeCare Ongoing / Survivorship
Allison, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Stage II HR-Positive Invasive Ductal Carcinoma: Allison's Patient Story

Patient Info: Allison Tierney, Female | Stage II

Biomarkers: ER-positive; PR-positive; HER2-positive; CHEK2 mutation; BRCA1/2 negative

As of March 2024, Allison had completed Taxol and Herceptin treatment, was on tamoxifen planned for 10 years, and had moved to 6-month oncology follow-up. No metastatic disease or recurrence was reported.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing
Paula, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Paula's Patient Story

Patient Info: Paula | Stage II

Paula was receiving chemotherapy and hormonal therapy for stage 2 breast cancer, with additional treatments included in the recommended plan.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing
Megan, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Lobular CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Stage II HR-Positive Invasive Lobular Carcinoma: Megan's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Megan Claire Chase, Female | Stage II

Biomarkers: ER-positive; PR-positive; HER2 not reported

As of July 2023, Megan-Claire was in survivorship after Stage II invasive lobular breast cancer, with clear early scans but significant long-term effects, surgical menopause, chronic pain, fatigue, chemo brain, and inability to tolerate recurrence-prevention medications.

The Patient Story
OutcomeSurvivorship / Completed Treatment
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

HER2-positive breast cancer on hemodialysis: partial response to T-DM1 then no metabolically active disease

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female, 60s | Stage II

Biomarkers: Hormone receptor-positive; HER2/neu-positive; E-cadherin-positive; Ki-67 55-60%; luminal B type

As of March 2023, after 12 total cycles of T-DM1 and modified radical mastectomy, PET-CT showed no metabolically active disease, and she continued endocrine therapy and dialysis.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Renée, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Renée's Patient Story

Patient Info: Renée, Female, Under 40 | Stage II

Biomarkers: Not genetically inherited; breast cancer linked by her team to prior doxorubicin exposure and total-body radiation

As of February 2023, Renée described stable health, working treatments, good bloodwork, and ongoing long-term hormone/anti-cancer therapy; she did not consider herself cancer-free and preferred survivor/thriver language.

The Patient Story
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Alicia, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Alicia's Patient Story

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

As of 2023, Alicia had undergone Stage II breast cancer treatment with mastectomy, hormone therapy, and DIEP flap reconstruction, with no treatment side effects described and a focus on recovery and wellbeing.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing
Maiv, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Maiv's Patient Story

Patient Info: Maiv | Stage II

Maiv had completed active treatment and remained on hormone therapy at the time of her story.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing
Angelina, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Angelina's Patient Story

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

As of 2023, Angelina was undergoing Stage II breast cancer treatment with DIEP mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and hormone therapy, and was focused on recuperation and future goals.

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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
Margaret, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Margaret's Patient Story

Patient Info: Margaret | Stage II

Margaret chose mastectomy and hormone therapy and reported no treatment side effects while remaining optimistic about recovery.

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OutcomeNot reported
Rose, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Rose's Patient Story

Patient Info: Rose | Stage II

Rose remains on radiotherapy, hormone therapy and targeted therapy while continuing to live with concerns about recurrence and metastasis.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing
Lan, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Lan's Patient Story

Patient Info: Lan | Stage II

Lan had completed surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation and remained on hormone therapy, with ongoing concern about treatment effects but growing optimism.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing