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17 years later

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    • November 30, 2017 at 12:54 pm
    Janicei30
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      I used to visit here years ago. Had stage 2 modular myeloma I removed from my back in 2017. Centinal node and 5 others removed under my left arm all clear. 17 years later I noticed a lump under my left arm, have just had ultra sound, mammogram… It is at the edge of the breast tissue. Hopefully I find out tomorrow when I can see a surgeon. Has anyone else had something like this.

      janice

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        • November 30, 2017 at 4:09 pm
        UBContributor
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          Janice, I pray your tests and scans will come back clear. Could you pls clarify your dates, I do not understand the time sequience in your posting. 

            • November 30, 2017 at 8:06 pm
            Janicei30
            Participant

              Thank you. I was diagnosed in 2000. I noticed the lymph node under my arm a couple of weeks ago

              • December 4, 2017 at 12:22 pm
              Nicky
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                Hi Janice, thinking of you at this time.  I was also diagnosed 17 years ago and have been on this board a long time. Stage III melanoma in one lymph node in groin with extracapsulary spread.  Whatever the diagnosis is, we are all hereto support you.  Time will never change that.

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