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Wife has breast cancer

by in Coping with a loved one's cancer
June 2020
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June 2020
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Hi   My wife has recently been diagnosed with an aggressive stage 2 breast cancer with lymph node involvement. She’s quite young at 34 and it’s all been a shock for the both of us. Am hoping people can share some tips for adjusting to the new norm of constant scans, appointments,  treatment, anxiety? Life was so simple until a month  ago and it’s now hard to see a way forward and it seems that moving forward even when treatment is over it’s not ever really over at all.  ... View more
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