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In reply to the discussion: I have been diagnosed with breast cancer (Invasive Lobular Carcenoma) [View all]Solly Mack
(95,066 posts)10. Please keep us posted. A sense of humor helps a lot.
I was cancer-free after surgery, but protocol still called for both chemo and radiation. Humor helped me a lot - mine and my doctors and nurses.
Feel what you feel. Don't let anyone tell you that you need to feel anything otherwise.
Do be good to yourself. It's not selfish to be centered on your own well-being now.
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A lot going on and awfully fast in your life. Take care of yourself first and your positive attitude will be the best
Deuxcents
May 29
#4
my epal had breast cancer a few years ago. just lumpectomy + chemo i think. it reared back w/ a vengeance. a cough
pansypoo53219
May 29
#24
There have been strides in inproved breast cancer treatment. Catching it early is a great start.
marble falls
May 29
#27