Hello Jen. I am learning so much from you. You are such an Inspiration! I am having DMX May 18th , 2022. My Plastic Surgeon Dr. Yuen in Little Rock, AR UAMS sent me your link and said they endorsed you recommending me watch your journey. I haven't watched all your videos yet. I hope you are doing well! I too am a photographer well retired now, Im 59. Thank you and have a Blessed week.
I am so happy to see your continued resilience, beauty, and how soon can you go back to work due to your October projects that you really really really want to work on. I love you, your spirit and openness...you are better than fine! Amazing strength that we all need to HAVE, thank you so much lil lady!
I just found a large lump in the same place as you.i can’t tell you how scared I am ,I can’t sleep or eat I just feel so lost.i can also feel thinking behind my nipple too.i had a mammograms and ultra sound 7 months ago and everything was clear so am so shocked at finding this.i don’t have a support network just my mum who’s 78yrs old and my daughter who has special needs and I think the thought of loosing her is tearing me apart.i am just waiting to hear from the breast clinic to have another ultra sound.This has totally knocked me for 6 and I keep thinking who going to look after my daughter if I go I just can’t help it.Seeing you so positive really helps so thank you.x
Thank you for your videos. I am trying to get as much information as possible. I will have a biopsy this Thursday June 13, 2019. The radiologist has told me he is certain i probably have cancer. No lumps but bloody discharge. I am 77 yrs old and not looking forward to the surgery. Your positive attitude is helping.
It is truth that everyones journey is different. We opted for reconstruction using belly fat after radiation. Since itsin the nodes my onco score test was not necessary and definitely have to have chemo. . Thanks for sharing. Lucinda
Same with me next 2 weeks mastecomy and then test to make sure if I need chemo then 10 years hormonal therapy to block estrogen oh soo hard in my life can't wait for surgery but also scare after and reconstruction breast I hope too I don't need chemo but well see after surgery .Thank you for great videos and wish you the best 🥰🙏
You have no idea how much you helped me. Four days ago I had an bilateral mastectomy due to triple negative breast cancer. I have expanders and until I saw your video I thought how they felt was just because I am not good with pain. Sending you a hug. Thank you again!!!
Love you you're amazing so grateful for your video about to have bilateral mastectomy in a few weeks and I am terrified listening to you go through your journey with so much courage and strength is so inspiring and also help me realize it's going to be okay ok
Hi gen, I’m early stages got my appointment here in the UK you get appointment within two weeks,my appointment is next Thursday, I was ant worried till I found you I don’t have a lump like you I have a mass it’s not a lump fills like it’s about 2_3 inches long by 1_2 inches wide.it does not hurt just got to wait now please carry on with your vlogs they are so helpful. Good to see you smileing. I was shocked when you said about your insurance hoping they will pay for it, that’s the one thing in the UK , we don’t have to worry about It’s all paid for on NHS.
Goin thru the same thing, diagnosed 1 month ago with DCIS STAGE 0 HAD 2ND OPINION AND ADDITIONAL TESTS RAN WHICH SHOWED ORIGINALLY 3CM NONIVASIVE THAT ADVANCED TO 9CM INVASIVE CANCER HAVING MASTECTOMY ON FRIDAY 27TH OF SEPTEMBER 2019 PLEASE KEEP ME IN YOUR PRAYERS AS I WILL YOU AND ALL THE OTHER FEMALES BATTLING CANCER. YOUR VIDEOS ARE VERY HELPFUL AND POSITVE!❤
I am 18days out from the same surgery and so glad I finally found your videos to watch so I understand the feeling I am having more. Thank you so much for doing these.
Even after a couple of years after Jen, your videos are so helpful. Thank you! Hoping you are doing well. Wanted to say that In Situ means the cancer cells are contained and have not become invasive but they are there. I've researched a ton on this so bottom line, it is cancer but it is contained and depending on the cell type and how fast they grow, these are cancerous cells that have already developed. The word stands for Ductal Carcinoma In Situ. Treatment is still needed.
@@JenRozenbaum Thanks for your reply Jen! You are so strong and I admire your uplifting attitude in your tough battle. As I'm getting closer to my upcoming bilateral mastectomy, your videos are of huge help. Thought of shedding more light on DCIS for other girls to know as I've known of some people that opt out of treating it because they are told it's a precancerous condition so they let their guard down. Sending you much love and prayer as this road is long. 💜
Hi I had double masectomy , histeroctomy and reconstruction same day of surgery its only 6 mos of my surgery ..to me it was very painful 😭😭 istill have alot of disconfort till this day ..backache ..did you still had pain after 6 mos
May I ask how you came to the decision to have both breasts removed? I’m wondering because you said they found the inactive cancer after they removed the breast. Just asking since I had noticed my left breast dropping, the nipple had inverted at one time, and then the lymph nodes felt hard and swollen under that arm. Anyway, it turned out that all the tests revealed I had a tumor in my right breast and lymph node positive as well. Now I’m thinking maybe I should just have them both removed since I sometimes have pain in the breast they didn’t see any abnormality. It is a crazy journey.....🙄
I am day 7 after my bilateral mastectomy. Your videos have helped me so much in getting through this nightmare. Thank you.
Best of luck to you!
Who would give a thumbs down to a breast cancer survivor? Unreal! Thank you for sharing any and all you're info! bless you along you're journey
Hello Jen. I am learning so much from you. You are such an Inspiration! I am having DMX May 18th , 2022. My Plastic Surgeon Dr. Yuen in Little Rock, AR UAMS sent me your link and said they endorsed you recommending me watch your journey. I haven't watched all your videos yet. I hope you are doing well! I too am a photographer well retired now, Im 59. Thank you and have a Blessed week.
Wishing you good luck and good health. I hope you are healing and recovering well.
I am so happy to see your continued resilience, beauty, and how soon can you go back to work due to your October projects that you really really really want to work on. I love you, your spirit and openness...you are better than fine! Amazing strength that we all need to HAVE, thank you so much lil lady!
I just found a large lump in the same place as you.i can’t tell you how scared I am ,I can’t sleep or eat I just feel so lost.i can also feel thinking behind my nipple too.i had a mammograms and ultra sound 7 months ago and everything was clear so am so shocked at finding this.i don’t have a support network just my mum who’s 78yrs old and my daughter who has special needs and I think the thought of loosing her is tearing me apart.i am just waiting to hear from the breast clinic to have another ultra sound.This has totally knocked me for 6 and I keep thinking who going to look after my daughter if I go I just can’t help it.Seeing you so positive really helps so thank you.x
I am so glad you did these videos. I am going through all of the same things right now; and your information helps tremendously! Thank you!
I am so glad. Sending you so much love. xo
Thank you Jen, for being a Blessing to All of Us...BLESSINGS and Love Always to You & Yours
Thank you so much
Thank you for your videos. I am trying to get as much information as possible. I will have a biopsy this Thursday June 13, 2019. The radiologist has told me he is certain i probably have cancer. No lumps but bloody discharge. I am 77 yrs old and not looking forward to the surgery. Your positive attitude is helping.
It is truth that everyones journey is different. We opted for reconstruction using belly fat after radiation. Since itsin the nodes my onco score test was not necessary and definitely have to have chemo. . Thanks for sharing. Lucinda
Same with me next 2 weeks mastecomy and then test to make sure if I need chemo then 10 years hormonal therapy to block estrogen oh soo hard in my life can't wait for surgery but also scare after and reconstruction breast I hope too I don't need chemo but well see after surgery .Thank you for great videos and wish you the best 🥰🙏
You have no idea how much you helped me. Four days ago I had an bilateral mastectomy due to triple negative breast cancer. I have expanders and until I saw your video I thought how they felt was just because I am not good with pain. Sending you a hug. Thank you again!!!
I am so glad the videos have helped. Wishing you love and healing
Love you you're amazing so grateful for your video about to have bilateral mastectomy in a few weeks and I am terrified listening to you go through your journey with so much courage and strength is so inspiring and also help me realize it's going to be okay ok
Hi gen, I’m early stages got my appointment here in the UK you get appointment within two weeks,my appointment is next Thursday, I was ant worried till I found you I don’t have a lump like you I have a mass it’s not a lump fills like it’s about 2_3 inches long by 1_2 inches wide.it does not hurt just got to wait now please carry on with your vlogs they are so helpful. Good to see you smileing. I was shocked when you said about your insurance hoping they will pay for it, that’s the one thing in the UK , we don’t have to worry about
It’s all paid for on NHS.
Goin thru the same thing, diagnosed 1 month ago with DCIS STAGE 0 HAD 2ND OPINION AND ADDITIONAL TESTS RAN WHICH SHOWED ORIGINALLY 3CM NONIVASIVE THAT ADVANCED TO 9CM INVASIVE CANCER HAVING MASTECTOMY ON FRIDAY 27TH OF SEPTEMBER 2019 PLEASE KEEP ME IN YOUR PRAYERS AS I WILL YOU AND ALL THE OTHER FEMALES BATTLING CANCER. YOUR VIDEOS ARE VERY HELPFUL AND POSITVE!❤
Thank you for the detailed explanation.♡
Thank you for sharing
I am 18days out from the same surgery and so glad I finally found your videos to watch so I understand the feeling I am having more. Thank you so much for doing these.
Thank you - I hope you are feeling well
Even after a couple of years after Jen, your videos are so helpful. Thank you! Hoping you are doing well. Wanted to say that In Situ means the cancer cells are contained and have not become invasive but they are there. I've researched a ton on this so bottom line, it is cancer but it is contained and depending on the cell type and how fast they grow, these are cancerous cells that have already developed. The word stands for Ductal Carcinoma In Situ. Treatment is still needed.
Yes. I know about dcis. I had LCIS in my left breast which is not treated as cancer currently. One is in the ducts and one is in the lobules.
@@JenRozenbaum Thanks for your reply Jen! You are so strong and I admire your uplifting attitude in your tough battle. As I'm getting closer to my upcoming bilateral mastectomy, your videos are of huge help.
Thought of shedding more light on DCIS for other girls to know as I've known of some people that opt out of treating it because they are told it's a precancerous condition so they let their guard down.
Sending you much love and prayer as this road is long. 💜
Hi I had double masectomy , histeroctomy and reconstruction same day of surgery its only 6 mos of my surgery ..to me it was very painful 😭😭 istill have alot of disconfort till this day ..backache ..did you still had pain after 6 mos
Sorry it should read thickening and I scared of her loosing me.This is what not sleeping does to you.x
Thank you
What is ur diet mam
You are a sweet angel❤❤❤❤
Thank you
May I ask how you came to the decision to have both breasts removed? I’m wondering because you said they found the inactive cancer after they removed the breast.
Just asking since I had noticed my left breast dropping, the nipple had inverted at one time, and then the lymph nodes felt hard and swollen under that arm.
Anyway, it turned out that all the tests revealed I had a tumor in my right breast and lymph node positive as well.
Now I’m thinking maybe I should just have them both removed since I sometimes have pain in the breast they didn’t see any abnormality.
It is a crazy journey.....🙄