Dee! I just started my first round of chemo for stage 2 HER2 positive breast cancer. I’m on day #6. Days 3,4,5 I felt really awful. Tired and achy and not really functioning. My Zarxio injections on days 3-9 really make me achy. Thank you for positing your cancer journey. You have been a joy to watch and very informative. I hope you are happy and healthy!! 😘

I love your attitude and your sense of humor! And your sister’s the best...such a thoughtful gift! I wish you the best ❤️

I love how positive you are and have been! I am starting my AC chemo this coming Monday. Watching your videos really help me be strong. 🙏🙏

Just subscribed to your page. I work in the lung cancer world and have previously conducted clinical research in breast cancer. You are doing an amazing work and I would truly like to thank you for your important message. This journey is so personal, informative, and emotional... it will serve such an important tool to empower patients. On behalf of the cancer community, the healthcare practitioners who serve patients with cancer, and caregivers... Thank you Dee for sharing your unique perspective on your journey!!

My mom went through this exact dose of chemo last year- she hated the Neulasta .... overall she did well with the chemo.....

Thank you for sharing your journey!! You’re a sweet and brave soul and funny too 😊😊 fight the fight and stay strong!! Sending hugs from Southern California!!

Hope you fully recovered and doing well ...Greetings from Egypt

I just started watching today... I just had my lumpectomy and nodes were clear, margins were clear. But high Oncotype of 45; chemo and radiation recommended. I’m in a tailspin of dread right now: your story is giving me some hope💗

This came up in my recommend videos. Not sure why, but either way, I’m so happy you are spreading awareness for so many women! You are so precious and I am going to binge watch your vlogs until I’m caught up to the current date! Sending you hugs and comforting prayers! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🏼🙏🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸

Red wee...I laughed so hard! please always keep you amazing sence of humor because it is true laughter is the best medicine! wishing you all the best and just know you have a lot of support! I'm so happy your sister is so sweet to you! Keep the faith...and keep making videos! I've been going back and trying to catch up...your in my thoughts and prayers always..💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 Awe...your husband cried he loves you so much! ❤😙❤ You are so naturally beautiful...I know you love makeup and I'm obsessed with it also...but seriously you are so pretty without makeup! 🎀

I had my first chemo on 9 sept for breast cancer. Docacetal drug reacted me very badly. Felt very short breathe and blurred vision. They stopped that drug for the session.

I don't have to have adriamycin for this treatment for breast cancer, but I had it 25+ years ago, for Hodgkin's lymphoma. I was 27. My son was three. You are such a tough, strong mama! It's funny, the things that we remember, or don't. I don't remember peeing red! I do, however, remember the color of the IV bag. I'm a huge #belowdeckmed fan, so still had to try aperol. It's hard to understand the obsession with it; I think it tastes like adriamycin would! 😂(Also, anyone who takes adriamycin needs to keep track of how your heart is doing years later, for what is known as 'late effect' heart problems. There are great medications now to help protect the heart, both during chemo and years later.) Cheers!

"I just saw someone smoking in their car. That gives you cancer" hahaa #Priceless

I won't go into the reason why I've been looking up Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma but I see most of the patients are a young girls and I can say without a doubt these young girls are so strong and they all seem so positive and strong and their faces always glow and they have this sense of being victorious I always thought I was strong but compared to these girls I realized that I'm weak

Haha, the yelling at the other driver was funny 😄

I thought the red wee was funny too. I told everyone.

❤ praying

Your video is amazing!!!

Hi there, I hope you still doing well. I did 12 chemotherapy treatments myself and know what the long term effects are, hope you are feeling great.

My prayers go out to you and your family I also have two kids a 14 yr old and a 1 yr old was diagnosed with cholangiocarinoma cancer in the bile duct I had half my liver gallbladder bile ducts and 23 lymphnodes removed just to save my life I am 37 years old so I understand the kid thing completely I cry just looking at my kiddos faces I'm on my 2nd cycle of chemo now but I feel alot better then I did when I was jaundice and septic that's forsure anyways good luck to you and your family may God bless you with a miracle as well

Thanks for sharing. When you found your lump, did it have any bumps or dents ? Just wondering because I believe you mentioned it took a few months to get seen.

Quisiera que tuviera sustitutos 😭😭no entiendo nada...yo estoy pasando.x cáncer de mama también ...

I couldn't watch when the camera got so shaky but I appreciate the info & you sharing.

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I had my first chemo Thursday today is monday still have some pain on my both feet an still constipated

hello dee i had heard with food and drink people have said drink/eat (sometimes) things you dont really like. because it takes away the ....i dont like/or want things i do like. have you heard about this?

When you have your head shaved have them make you-a wig from your own hair

How do you feel now?

Why did you not get a port placed?