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Training Log Archive: barb

In the 7 days ending Mar 23, 2017:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Running1 1:00:00
  Walking1 45:00
  Orienteering1 44:00
  Workout1 40:00
  Total4 3:09:00

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Thursday Mar 23, 2017 #

Orienteering 44:00 [3]

My brother Doug and I did the Trail-O and then the Sprint in California. Apparently I forgot to register for the meet. I also forgot to bring my epunch. Also underwear and socks (went to Target last night). Sigh. Am losing it.

Tuesday Mar 21, 2017 #

Workout 40:00 [3]

With Emily in the gym.

Monday Mar 20, 2017 #

Walking 45:00 [1]

Walked to work. First half was with Isabel, who caught the bus to Wellesley this morning.

Sunday Mar 19, 2017 #

Running 1:00:00 [3]

Middlesex Fells. Afterward, Dave, Isabel, Ethan and I went to IHOP.

Saturday Mar 18, 2017 #

Note

Mom was put on hormone replacement therapy after menopause. Studies have shown lower risk of bones breaking, and lower risk of colorectal cancer. She later (in 2005) developed ER/PR- and HER2/neu-positive breast cancer, and studies have shown an increased risk of developing breast cancer for women who take the combination of hormones that she was prescribed. Her breast cancer was caught early by a mammogram, and all of it was removed in the biopsy surgery. However, her oncologist had her do radiation therapy and chemo as well. The radiation was aimed at the general area where the small lump had been, and that is where she now has lung cancer, on the left side.

I think the hormone therapy was probably excessive and causally linked to the breast cancer, and the radiation therapy was probably unneeded and causally linked to the lung cancer.

The lung cancer metastasized to the bone before they found it. Chemotherapy starts next week, unless one last test shows high PD-L1 (unlikely), in which case they can try targeted therapy against PD-L1.

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