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At a crossroad!

My liver biopsy last November came back that my cancer mutated from HER2 low to HER2+. I have started THP because of it.

I saw my MO yesterday who told me that my molecular study is not showing the HER2.

So I have 2 contradictory tests! She also said she presented my case to the molecular tumor board who unanimously recommended I stay on the current course of treatment until scans on March 5th.

The test will be when the Taxol is discontinued and whether the Herceptin/Perjeta is the right move or not..

Has anyone else ever dealt with something like this?

Thank you for listening 💕

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If it's not showing HER2, did she say what it was showing? Sorry you are dealing with this. Hugs 🤗 and prayers 🙏.

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