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  • Vicky
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  • Hi Vicky. Based on your test results, I am sorry to inform you that you have breast cancer.
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  • There's no way. I'm dying of a stroke, not breast cancer!
  • Diapositiva: 4
  • Considering Vicky's family history, she always thought her greatest health risk was a stroke.
  • We thought only one of your breasts was cancerous, but we have found cancer in both.
  • Oh wow...
  • Diapositiva: 5
  • Then, Vicky was diagnosed with breast cancer.
  • To get specific, Vicky was diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer.
  • This is estrogen-receptor-positive, progesterone-receptor positive- and HER2 positive.
  • Triple positive breast cancer makes up 10% of all breast cancer diagnoses.
  • Narrator (Jackie)
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  • Due to her family history, Vicky was extremely shocked to receive this diagnosis.
  • Additionally, Vicky was found to have bilateral breast cancer.
  • This means that cancer was found in both of her breasts.
  • Bilateral breast cancer is uncommon. It makes up 1.4-12% of breast cancers .
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  • What was even more shocking was the fact that both of Vicky's breasts were found to be cancerous.
  • Diapositiva: 9
  • Vicky, you should try moving around during your chemotherapy treatment. You'll feel better if you do!
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  • Following the diagnosis, Vicky began to undergo chemotherapy treatment. She received regular infusions of Herceptin and Arimidex.
  • Ugh! I doubt she is right...I just want to lay here.
  • Okay I'll give it a try.
  • Diapositiva: 11
  • At first, Vicky wanted to remain in her bed during chemotherapy treatments and watch TV.
  • Wow! I really do feel better if I move around during my treatment. It makes me feel like I have more control of my cancer.
  • Diapositiva: 12
  • Then, a friend of Vicky encouraged her to be active during her treatment.
  • I don't like the way I look now that I had a mastectomy.
  • Diapositiva: 13
  • Although Vicky didn't like this suggestion at first...
  • I love my breast reconstruction. I am feeling better than ever!
  • Diapositiva: 14
  • Vicky learned that her friend was correct!
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  • Eventually, Vicky's cancer had progressed and she had to get a double mastectomy, which took a toll on her self confidence.
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  • However, Vicky got a breast reconstruction with silicone implants, which lifted her confidence right back up!
  • I love my support group! They make me feel so seen and also teach me so much. I am an informed patient because of them.
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  • Now, Vicky is cancer free! Her biggest goal is to remain cancer free, so she has a holistic team that helps her stay on top of her health.
  • Hi Dr. Baker!
  • Hi Vicky and Richard! How are you both today?
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  • This team includes Vicky's primary care physician, surgeon, plastic surgeon, oncologist, nutritionist, and Christian counselor, among others.
  • I am worried my cancer will come back and my loved ones will be put through the ringer again.
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  • Vicky is also apart of an online support group for those affected by breast cancer.
  • I will not let those feelings of worry overtake me! Instead, I'll channel them into gardening.
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  • Additionally, Vicky receives a lot of support from her husband, Richard. He has never skipped one of her appointments and has dedicated his life to helping her.
  • Vicky has access to 3 strong support systems.
  • These support systems provide Vicky with social support.
  • Social support includes emotional support (ex. comfort), informational support (ex. advice), esteem support, and tangible support (ex. going to appointments with patient).
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  • Of course, there are still days where Vicky is filled with doubt and worry over a cancer reoccurrence.
  • Social support has been found to be beneficial to health promotion.
  • Social support strengthens one's quality of life, health, and coping abilities when they are facing of stress and adversity.
  • The fact that Vicky receives large amounts of social support has translated in her ability to generally remain positive throughout her breast cancer journey.
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  • However, because of the social support she receives, Vicky is able to remain positive and channel those feelings into new hobbies, such as gardening!

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