Lumpectomy: 211 Real Stories

211 stories match lumpectomy. 204 of them mention surgery.

Tina, who was diagnosed with Stage I Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage I Breast Cancer: Tina's Patient Story

Patient Info: Tina | Stage I

Tina described herself as still fighting Stage I breast cancer after lumpectomy and chemotherapy.

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

Breast Cancer: Martha's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Martha

Martha said the breast cancer was in remission while she continued Letrozol hormone therapy.

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

Stage I Breast Cancer: Deborah's Patient Story

Patient Info: Deborah Brown, Female, 60s | Stage I

As of October 2020, Deborah had completed lumpectomy and 5 focused radiation treatments for Stage I breast cancer and remained on oral hormone therapy; chemotherapy was not needed and recurrence status was not otherwise stated.

Cleveland Clinic
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Allison, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Stage IV Invasive Ductal Carcinoma: Allison's Patient Story

Patient Info: Allison Rebello, female, 40s | Stage IV

Metastatic Site: bones (neck, spine, hip, ribs), lungs

As of October 2020, Allison’s metastatic breast cancer was stable and she was feeling well on daily oral cancer therapy.

Dana-Farber
OutcomeStable Disease
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Recurrent Breast Cancer With a Benign-Appearing Chest-Wall Rash

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female | Stage IV

Biomarkers: Initial tumor: ER-positive; PR-negative; HER2-negative.

Metastatic Site: mediastinal lymph nodes

She had recurrent chest-wall and mediastinal metastatic disease; a later rash biopsy showed dermatitis rather than another skin recurrence.

PubMed Central
OutcomeLiving With Cancer
A patient, who was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Heart Failure and Electrical Conduction Changes During Trastuzumab Treatment

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female, 70+

Biomarkers: HER2-positive; ER-positive

Trastuzumab was suspended after acute heart failure and electrical conduction abnormalities; 4 weeks later, left ventricular function recovered and the ECG returned to normal during cardio-oncology follow-up.

PubMed Central
OutcomeNot reported
Caitlin, who was diagnosed with Stage II Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

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

Patient Info: Caitlin J., Female, Under 40 | Stage II

Biomarkers: ER-positive; PR-positive; BRCA-negative

As of July 2020, Caitlin had completed lumpectomy, AC chemotherapy, Taxol, and 33 radiation treatments for Stage IIB ER-positive, PR-positive IDC and was continuing monthly Lupron plus daily anastrozole.

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

Fatal Bowel Infection After the First Chemotherapy Cycle for Early HER2-Positive Breast Cancer

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female, 70+

Biomarkers: ER-positive; PR-positive; HER2-amplified

Nine days after the first TCH cycle, she developed fulminant febrile neutropenia and Clostridium septicum sepsis with extensive bowel ischaemia; despite emergency treatment and resuscitation, she died 4 hours after hospital arrival.

PubMed Central
OutcomeIn Memory
Kristine, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Stage IV Invasive Ductal Carcinoma: Kristine's Patient Story

Patient Info: Kristine, Female | Stage IV

Metastatic Site: Lymph nodes; chest wall; upper lungs

As of May 2020, Kristine was living with recurrent metastatic breast cancer involving lymph nodes, chest wall and upper lungs, after surgery and radiation, with daily oral chemotherapy helping keep cancer controlled.

Cleveland Clinic
OutcomeLiving With Cancer
Eva, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage IV Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Eva's Patient Story

Patient Info: Eva Joseph | Stage IV

Biomarkers: Triple-negative

Metastatic Site: lungs, sternum

On ongoing atezolizumab plus nab-paclitaxel, Eva’s lung and sternum tumors became very small and were being kept at bay while she felt well enough to enjoy short trips.

AACR
OutcomeResponding Well
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage I Invasive Lobular CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Early breast cancer followed 19 years later by a radiation-related breast sarcoma

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

Biomarkers: Strongly ER-positive; strongly PR-positive.

The stage IA breast carcinoma remained disease-free for 19 years; a later right-breast mass was a separate radiation-induced sarcoma rather than recurrent carcinoma.

PubMed Central
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Catherine, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Catherine's Survivor Story

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

As of 2020, Catherine had completed lumpectomy, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy for Stage II breast cancer and was in remission, while managing fatigue, hair loss, and peripheral neuropathy.

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

Breast Cancer: Serena's Patient Story

Patient Info: Serena

Serena completed surgery and radiation and is currently undergoing hormone therapy.

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

Stage I Breast Cancer: Susanna's Patient Story

Patient Info: Susanna | Stage I

Susanna was diagnosed with Stage I breast cancer after noticing a swollen breast and completed lumpectomy and chemotherapy while working to preserve normal life and relationships.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeNot reported
Jaidive, who was diagnosed with Stage II Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage II Breast Cancer: Jaidive's Survivor Story

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

Jaidive was declared cancer-free on 11 November 2021 after lumpectomy, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and tamoxifen/hormone therapy for Stage II breast cancer, while continuing specialist appointments and medication.

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

Stage II Breast Cancer: Marese's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Marese | Stage II

Marese said the breast cancer was in remission after completing active treatment, and she continued hormone therapy to help maintain remission.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage I Breast CancerBreast Cancer

N

Patient Info: N | Stage I

Biomarkers: No inherited BRCA variant identified.

N completed lumpectomy and radiation and continued hormone therapy while adjusting to life after treatment.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCare Ongoing
Suzanne, who was diagnosed with Stage I Invasive Ductal CarcinomaBreast Cancer

Stage I Invasive Ductal Carcinoma: Suzanne's Patient Story

Patient Info: Suzanne Kulliver, Female | Stage I

Suzanne completed breast cancer treatment in June 2016 and reported feeling great, exercising regularly, and returning to her busy routine.

AACR
OutcomeNot reported
Janet, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage IV Breast Cancer: Janet's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Janet Klein, Female | Stage IV

Metastatic Site: Bone: left iliac bone

Janet’s Stage 1 breast cancer later recurred and metastasized to the left iliac bone, but she had no sign of cancer from January 2010 onward while continuing palbociclib plus letrozole.

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

Stage II Breast Cancer: Eliza's Patient Story

Patient Info: Eliza | Stage II

Eliza continued to live with fear of recurrence after lumpectomy, radiation therapy, and hormone therapy caused fatigue, inflamed skin, and joint and bone pain.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeNot reported
Kelly, who was diagnosed with Stage 0 Breast CancerBreast Cancer

Stage 0 Breast Cancer: Kelly's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Kelly, Female, Under 40 | Stage 0

Kelly was diagnosed with Stage 0 breast cancer in 2019, received lumpectomy and chemotherapy, recovered for several years, and later described optimism, gratitude, and a focus on lowering recurrence risk.

Our Cancer Stories
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED