Chemotherapy Plans | Lobular Breast Cancer

[@nickylee1408]

I had stsge 3 grade 3 lobular breast cancer December 2011,chemo,rads,also mastectomy left breast.chemo was awful first one,sfter I was ok,hair loss was the worst,but 12 years later I'm still here here,all the best from 🇬🇧.

[@Elaine-w2s]

how are you?

[@pamengland471]

Oh my I will surely keep you in my prayers. I had stage 4 breast cancer and am cancer FREE for 11 years now. If you don't mind some advice always pray before you go for any treatment. My daughter and I did this each time and we found that I had very little stomach upset. I went through two different types of chemo, I had radiology and a few surgeries. It was a year process but praise the Lord all is well now. I found that knitting and crocheting hats really kept my mind off of myself and on to others who were going through the same thing. I kept some for myself but donated most of them. I had fun making hats for children and infants. This really did keep my mind busy. If you ever have any questions I would be happy to answer. May the Lord bless and keep you safe.

[@kimt5694]

My heart breaks you’re having to go through this. I got hit by Cancer back in 2014 at age 41, sarcoma. It will be difficult at times but attitude and your support circle will get you through. My faith grew exponentially. 9 yrs cancer free now. I don’t know what I would have done without my husband and mom. I turned to God and received great comfort during the dark moments. You’ll be in my prayers through your journey. You will get to the other side of this. ❤🙏

[@BEAGS19774]

Hi. I had stage 2B lobular carcinoma and did AC chemo, a mastectomy, and six years of Tamoxifen in 2010. I was nauseous, but never got sick and the nausea medicine helped me. I ate many crackers. Definitely chew on ice during chemo. It really helped me not to have any mouth sores. I only had a little cracking on the corners of my mouth. It is hard but doable. I did chemo once every three weeks after surgery, so my journey was a little different. Still, I want to give you some love and confidence. I was 44 when I had cancer and I'm 57 now. Wishing you all the best!

[@Elaine-w2s]

Hi how are you?

[@Elaine-w2s]

did you have surgery first?

[@cherylirvin3919]

Praying for you. Everyone could also go back and watch all of your videos and let ads play. We can share these videos - to have someone journal their experience is so valuable. I pray for you to have maximum success and minimal side effects.

[@gingertea5006]

That's an easy thing to let the ads play and re-watch videos. We can all do that to help the channel.

[@gailwilson3743]

I do this as well.. every little bit will help❤️

[@jennifergoetzelman8853]

Prayers from Danville, IL 🙏.. believing you will be completely healed in Jesus Mighty Name!

[@suzannebissell5894]

I just got diagnosed with Lobular 2 weeks ago. Thanks for sharing your story. Not as many ladies with Lobular so I really appreciate your openness on your journey. Sending you lots of good wishes.

[@Frdunsing]

Sharing your journey helps others through their journey. The Lord is with you. He loves you ❤️. You have a wonderful husband and family support. Your beautiful and hair will grow back.😊 Praying for expedient healing.

[@MyHumbleNest]

Blessing and continued prayers for you and your loved ones. Looking forward to fermented February. God bless.

[@apiecemaker1163]

Oh sweet online friend. My heart is so full for you. So much love, prayers, support, and even tears. You obviously know all the things and are doing all the things. Please know you are on the hearts of many! I’m headed over to Amazon now. Asking for help is so humbling and difficult but in your giving heart, look at it as a way to give all of us who don’t know what to do but want to show support a way to show our love. So see, you are the one giving not taking. We will all be receiving in one way or another in our sharing. Bless you.

[@deborahtrout8821]

You are so brave to share your journey with us. As always there will be good days and bad days but know we are praying for you. You are beautiful no matter the effects of this. Side note..love your jacket, it looks so cute on you! 💕🤗

[@Nestbird4b]

I had lobular breast cancer 2019 .Iwas operated mastectomy ,6 cycles Chemo and 3 weeks radiotherapy every day . Now I’m on tamoxifen for five years .This December will be my last year . Hope I ll be cancer free for more and more years .unluckily enough my hair after 5 years did not grow as I wished it would ,there was a miss understanding ,finding 3 mm in my lung mistaken for cancer . It was allergic Azmha . Thank God . I will keep you in my prayers and am sure you are in good hands and be a surviver like me .God bless you 🙏🙏🙏

[@scarlettstreasures]

Hi, I’m in North Atlanta suburbs and have been following your channel. I wish you the best as you start treatment. Am sending positive thoughts and prayers and will be following and supporting you all the way.

[@preppedforeternityhomestea2848]

Praying for you!!

[@justvlm]

stay strong... I was also diagnosed with breast cancer in December 2022. Going through all the tests and doctors, tests is exhausting.

[@RowCoFarms]

Vanessa I am so sorry you are dealing with this too. Just breath, cry, vent, read, and take action. Take control over the things that you can and let go of the things you can’t. And educate yourself on all things breast cancer. The more you know the more empowered you will feel when making decisions about your care. Take someone with you to appointments to help listen. We are going to get through this shitty (sorry) thing that is happening in our bodies. I’m not pressuring you but if you’re interested read about keto and cancer. And the metabolic approach to cancer. You may have to filter out/ through the major cancer websites to get to it though. It’s worth a read. Look up Maryanne Kalamian, Jason Fung, Ben Azadi, David Harper, Nasha Winters, Thomas Seyfried. All of them study keto and cancer and it’s incredible what they have to say. Not a bunch of bs either. Anyway I hope that it helps. Please keep me posted on your progress. If you’re not following on Instagram go over there. You can message me there if you like. It’s easier to stay up to date on that platform. Thanks for your message and I look forward to hearing from you soon. ❤️

[@staceywishart9971]

I’m praying for you every day since hearing about the cancer. I hope you do well with the treatment and don’t get too sick.

[@brandeegoodnight532]

Continued prayers! Fight fight fight! You got this!

[@freedomjam3670]

I was just diagnosed with bc on 12-19-22. Just had a lumpectomy 2 weeks ago. Other treatments haven’t started yet. It’s still so surreal, thankfully we have a good support system. Cancer is very treatable today. Deep down you know you’ll be ok. Praying you will be guided to the very best care for you. Thank you for being so open and honest. 💞🙏🏼

[@RowCoFarms]

So sorry you’re going through this too. I hope you are recovering well from your surgery. This diagnosis can definitely knock the wind out of your sails for a bit. But I feel good about my treatment plan and my ability to get through. You’re right about the technology and treatment options making this a survivable cancer for many. Please keep me posted on your progress. I wish you the best in your healing journey. ❤️

[@freedomjam3670]

@@RowCoFarms Hope this finds you well. All healed Feeling better than ever. Going to see an oncology naturopath tomorrow & Starting chem on wed. With your encouragement, I started low carb. Also intermittent fasting, exercise and 20min morning meditations keep mind in check most days. Be well my friend. We got this!!

[@RowCoFarms]

@@freedomjam3670 good to hear that your surgery went well. Chemo will be a kick in the tail but it’s manageable. I have had 2 treatments so far. My hair is almost all gone. I will be shaving the rest in the next few days. It’s pretty tough to face it. The chemo makes me really tired and it really messes with your taste buds and smell. I had to change my eating plan completely. Just trying to eat as healthy as possible within what I can tolerate. I wish you well in your path forward. Give yourself grace with lots of rest and self care. Keep me posted. ❤️we got this.

[@freedomjam3670]

@@RowCoFarms I hope this note finds you well. This is a season for courage and creativity. That’s my focus to enhance life, be more courageous and bring in more beauty. Stay optimistic and be a force against any unwanted thoughts that may arise. My 1st treatment got postponed. Have cold gloves and cold socks to keep neuropathy away. Let’s kick it’s A** knock it out! We got this GF

[@laurenparnass8343]

Sending prayers for you, your family, and medical team. Wishing you comfort and peace while you go through this process.

[@missypin7520]

I found a video on your barndo kitchen and subscribed. I just saw this video. Prayers for you and your family sans this journey you’re all enduring! 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹🙏🏼

[@gingertea5006]

Your hair is very similar to mine and I have always been complimented on my hair. I can understand how you must be feeling about losing it. Just know that I'm behind you one hundred percent and you are in my prayers every day. I will be sending you a little something next week. Stay Strong

[@judygillespie3242]

I know people that lost theirs and it came back thicker and the color was prettier that before. They have wigs that will make you look beautiful. Loosing your hair is more shocking to you than others. Thats why I think a wig is a necessary item. 🙏🏻Body image is important but so is doing what gives you life.

[@loritanner4478]

Hi Julie. Just an update on my breast cancer journey. Had my so called needle biopsy in early Feb. Came back cancer. Last Tues I just had my double mastectomy. And had a radioactive isotope put in my breast. Then during the surgery they injected the blue dye to see if the cancer had traveled to my lymph nodes. He only took out the node closest to my mass. And it didn't have any so they didn't need to take any others. But I elected to have both removed. I'm done with worrying about it. So I still have the drainage tubes in till at least Wed. That is where most of my pain has been. This morning I just got the pathology report on my chart. It said my lymph node was negative for cancer. And that they got great margins on the mass before the breast was removed. And the pathology report said there was no other abnormal or cancer cells anywhere else in my right breast. More good news. My cancer was ductal. Not lobular. So no chemo or radiation. That is why I chose to have a double mastectomy, not a lumpectomy. Because I would have had to have at least 6 weeks of radiation and at least 6 weeks of chemo. I'm praying for you my breast cancer sister. 🎀 this is such a scary journey. Nobody should have to face this.

[@RowCoFarms]

Hi Lori, I’m so sorry you’re dealing with all of this too. It’s a tough and emotional road for sure. So many decisions to make and none of them are good or ones you would ever choose on your own. I hate the bloss of control over your own life. Everyone going down this path has to make the choices that are right for them. I can understand why you chose the double mastectomy to avoid the other treatments. They are tough and can themselves cause cancer, and if I could have avoided them I would too. I know that since I have lymph nodes involved that being aggressive is key for me to get rid of this cancer. I just finished treatment 3 yesterday and the doc says that chemo is working to shrink the tumor! Yay for that news! It sleeps my spirits up. Just trying to take it really easy after treatments since my body is so tired and sluggish. It takes about 4 days to start feeling a bit more normal again. How is the recovery from double mastectomy? I am interested to hear what I should expect. I hope that you get drains out soon as I have heard that’s a difficult part. I hope you have a good support system to help you along. It’s makes all the difference. I don’t know if you follow my Instagram but you can go over there if you want to message my privately. If you need to talk or vent or whatever. I wish you all the best on this path you didn’t want or ask for. Please keep me posted. ❤️

[@Flaco27Tilly]

I am currently fighting a recurrence. Been watching your videos that help me realize I'm not alone. Just checking in to see how you are doing. Prayers and strength to you. 🙏❤️

[@MyHumbleNest]

I am hoping treatments are going well. Stay strong, we're all here praying and sending you strength. God Bless!

[@donnafurnas809]

Thoughts with you. You have this! My husband is going through radiation and chemotherapy. The things they told him to expect has not happened.

[@agirlinthegarden1]

Prayers to you and your family.

[@lindamahar1244]

You are a brave woman taking this in your stife getting as much infor. I have RH Fibromyalgia, Anking losing Sponalytis, I have been giving two time limits because the inflammatory of the diseases push the heart, but I am still going.

[@latanyahambrick2844]

I am so sorry to hear about your diagnosis. I don't know what you feel but I can imagine that it is tough. You are strong and willing to fight. So do just that queen. Myself and the world are praying for you and watching for you to come out of the war, we don't care if your bruised or beaten down or even crawling out to us, as long as you are alive and breathing. I and all who loves you will pull you back up and you will live your life as you have planned. ❤❤😊😊It is ok to cry, tears show signs of strength and effort😢. Your beautiful with or without hair. It will grow back soon🙏

[@priscilliaclemee690]

Sorry you're going through this, I did AC and taxol, you will be fine. Keeping you in my thoughts

[@simplysondra9096]

Praying for you Julie I HOPE U don’t have any side effects MY SISTER-IN-LAW was diagnosed in July 2022 started chemotherapy in September she is completely bald and she had all all the side effects that u name and at one time she was completely paralyzed she is now walking a little now she is on her second round of chemo and NOW HER BLOOD 🩸IS VERY LOW she has been told she needs a blood transfusion she said NO TO THAT SO SHE IS ON IRON TABS SHE IS SCHEDULED FOR SURGERY LATER SUMMER BUT SHE IS TOO WEAK RIGHT NOW STAY STRONG DEAR JULIE ❤

[@allisonkrohn5529]

This is not encouraging, regardless of your intentions.

[@WishingonaFarm12]

Thank you for adding the wishlist because even though we don’t know each other so many get blessed from your wonderful learning and joyful videos . I am dealing with rare back issue and my life turned upside down but I am loving watching and learning new skills. Praying for you today for the first and all treatments. Have a blessed day

[@RowCoFarms]

Thank you so much for watching and for your words of encouragement. Treatment is going well so far. I am in the chemo chair as I type this. I appreciate the support. ❤️

[@WishingonaFarm12]

@@RowCoFarms Girl you got this with Jesus by your side you kick this SH*T 🙌

[@SerenityHomestead]

I am so sorry for everything you are going through. You are in my daily thoughts and prayers 🙏 💗

[@RowCoFarms]

Thank you so much.

[@beckydigilormo4261]

Prayers for you Friend ❤️

[@kimberlyscrivner9373]

Just a suggestion...but ask your doctor for a lidocaine cream. If he will give it to you, put it on over your port at least an hour before you have your treatment. Make sure you don't skimp, Cover the whole port and make sure it is on thick. Don't rub it in. Just squeeze it from the tube in a dollop and then cover it with some plastic wrap and tape around the edges and keep an eye on it and make sure the cream stays over your port. Then I promise you, you will not feel them put the needle in your port. If they tell you they have a spray, tell them that you would prefer the topical cream. Also, thank you for allowing us to be a part of all of this. We love being part of your support group!!! I pray that all goes smoothly! I sent you a gift. I hope it helps with your comfort! Supposed to arrive on the 22nd. I was hoping it would arrive before your first treatment. But at least it will get there shortly after. Love and prayers, Kim.

[@RowCoFarms]

They prescribed the cream for me today. Thanks for the tip! I get my port on Thursday so the next round of chemo will be with the port and lidocaine cream! Yay! Thanks for all the support and encouragement. I appreciate it more than you know. ❤️

[@LupusLifestyle]

Hi sister. I've been getting treatment at Emory the past almost 3 years now at Emory for lupus. Parking sucks but excellent treatment from doctors. Had infusions there as well. Can't imagine the journey that you're going through but I see a lot of strength in you. Pray that all goes well for you!

[@ss3mania28]

Prayers for you!! Please keep us updated when you feel like you can. Stay strong

[@hollypaduano8032]

Just checking on you. If all your numbers were good you had your second round yesterday. Hoping for no sickness and good nights sleep!

[@DiblersTraditionalFarm]

Oh my, I will send prayers! I’m not sure if you know or have started but, homemade apothecary has been amazing to watch. The kinds of herbs you can use to help with so many things. Thank you for sharing your story. My aunt and another family member have been battling since 2020. May God bless you today!

[@thinkpositive3084]

December 2022 lobular breast cancer, it was lumpectomy , radiation starts next week. Are your lymph nodes affected? Strength to you and God Bless you 🙏

[@donnadallariva8377]

Sending prayers 🙏

[@tammyr2966]

I am so very sorry that you have to go through this! I will stay here subscribed to your channel whether you post anything or not! I will be praying for you constantly. My heart breaks for you girl! I pray that God heals you! Any little things we can do to cheer you up or help you through this, we will do!

[@RowCoFarms]

Thank you Tammy! I appreciate your words of encouragement during this tough time. I had my first treatment yesterday. So far I feel ok. Hoping it stays that way. I hope that you and your family are doing well. ❤️

[@tammyr2966]

@@RowCoFarms You are so welcome! I knew your first treatment was yesterday and was praying for you! Thank you for wishing my family well, during this difficult time in your life. Hopefully you got the book from your wishlist yesterday and that will help you keep your mind busy! Keeping you in my prayers!

[@cnk2hoo]

Sending you positive thoughts.

[@RowCoFarms]

Thank you so much!

[@Michelle-ky8tn]

Catching up on your videos, praying you are doing as well as possible with the appointments you’ve gone through so far ❤

[@redlanternhomesteadcathym105]

Praying for you daily Julie.

[@RowCoFarms]

Thank you Cathy! I appreciate it so much. ❤️

[@MyTableofThree]

Continued prayers as you begin your treatments!

[@RowCoFarms]

Thank you!

[@kimberlyscrivner9373]

Thinking about you and praying that all is going well.

[@RowCoFarms]

Hi Kimberly! Thank you so much for the lovely gift you sent me! I have been using it everyday! I appreciate you checking in on me. I am doing alright. Just trying to get though these chemo treatments. It’s tough some days. I am working on an update video but just haven’t had the energy to finish it yet. Hopefully in the next week. But overall I’m hanging in. ❤️ I hope that you and yours are doing well.

[@annetteweaver8031]

Thoughts and prayers for you. Thinking about you and your family all the time.

[@RowCoFarms]

Thank you so much.

[@christyh.4092]

During my most recent chemotherapy treatments they had my hands and feet in ice to do that cold treatment, so gloves and booties sound like a true advancement! If they haven't already given you any ointment to numb your port before treatment, ASK them for it. I didn't know it existed until my first bout with cancer was over. I asked for it this time! I'm not sure how the fasting will work with the potential nausea, give yourself grace. Sometimes it's better to keep some food in your system and try to stay hydrated. At one point I lost 25 lbs and had to have IV fluids. After that I knew it was available and I didn't let it get so advanced. They gave the IV fluids at the same location as my chemo treatments, so that was easy. You're in my heart and prayers and I know you're going to come through this trial with grace and wisdom. You can do this! One day at a time, and take time to cry when you need to. But also, make sure to celebrate each accomplishment, no matter how seemingly small. Love from North Alabama, Christy

[@RowCoFarms]

Thank you for the encouragement! They prescribed the lidocaine cream today for using with my port (once it’s placed). I am allowing my self plenty of grace to do what I need to during the hard times. I feel good so far. First treatment was yesterday. I do t have any major effects so far. It’s only been about 12 hours though. I am hoping that it stays this way. Thanks for your advice and encouragement. It means a lot. I hope that you are well and healthy.

[@christinerobertini4023]

How do we purchase from your list? It keeps saying my session timed out and I need to sign in again.

[@Michelle-ky8tn]

Hi Julie, just wanted to pop in and let you know that I was thinking about you and pray you are hanging in there ❤

[@AngelaJohnson-hr8hh]

I am late I know, but I have been just been diagnosed with ILC last week. Will see a surgeon next week. I could not find your Amazon wish list. I assume it was deleted or expired. Would you happen to have that list available? I would really appreciate it. Thank you

[@apiecemaker1163]

Not sure it’s taking me to your registry on Amazon. How are you listed to make sure everyone’s gifts of love go to you?

[@RowCoFarms]

Hi! Thank you so much for thinking of me. It should be listed under Julie Rowland. I appreciate it so much. ❤️

[@apiecemaker1163]

@@RowCoFarms you are so welcome. Please reach out if you need anything. Sometimes a strangers ears are easier to bend. 🙏💙👩‍🌾

[@ginnypennington1426]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@mehtarelingolien]

A suggestion that may or may not help you: keep a roll of those little bags that dog owners take on their walks to clean up after their dogs in case you need to vomit while out and about. Makes for convenience and discreet, easy disposal.

[@Frdunsing]

Juli the Amazon site doesn’t allow us to purchase on your behalf. Amazon asks us to sign in, but then we’re on our account without your address. Maybe the Amazon site can be updated so we can send items to you. I’ll try again in a few days to reach out and ❤ support you

[@RowCoFarms]

Hi! Thanks for taking a look at the Amazon site. It isn’t going to show my address. It will hide that part for privacy purposes. I will double check the site though to make sure that everything is working properly. ❤️

[@Frdunsing]

@@RowCoFarms Christine (comment below) also had difficulty.

[@Bettina_Bettina]

I am 36 years old I just got the news that I have lobular breast cancer garde 2 .

[@thinkpositive3084]

I am too was diagnosed at 36 years old, grade 2

[@hollypaduano8032]

Thinking of you today on your first day of chemo. It was my first day today, too. Feel free to reach out to me if you want to talk about anything.💖

[@RowCoFarms]

So sorry you’re going through this too! I hope your treatment went well and you have minimal side effects. ❤️

[@Petra-nd9px]

No need for any stupid treatment Breast cancer is caused by a loss conflict Who did you loose? Who died a couple of weeks/months before the cancer was diagnosed? Did you loose your mom? A child? Father? Who has died? Just get over that 👆🏻 loss and the cancer will disappear It is that easy 🎉🎉