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Newly diagnosed

by in Treatments and side effects
March 2009
March 2009
Hi MissReena,I am 31 years old and I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma and DCIS on the 28th of October. I can certainly understand what you are feeling and especially about how fast things happen. I had a partial masectomy last wednesday and at the moment I am waiting on the pathology results to see the full picture and get a treatment plan. I feel anxious and at times very afraid. Most times I cope well but there are times I just cry. I hope your treatment goes well, I would love to keep in contact with you and share the events that happen in our lives. If I get to meet good people through this ordeal then it will be easier to accept. I hope you keep in touch.Cass ... View more

Thirty something with breast cancer

by in Treatments and side effects
March 2009
March 2009
Hi Everyone,I m 31 years old recently diagnosed with Invasive Ductal carcinoma. I had my surgery last week- a partial masectomy and I am waiting to get results from my sentinel node biopsy to get a treatment plan in action. My partner has been amazing, but I know he is suffering very much. I have encouraged him to call up the support line but he is hesitant. Young people dealing with this kind of stuff is just weird. Any one that has any advice. i'd love to hear from you. ... View more
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