By melissajj7673 on
4/24/2010 7:01 PM
I am 20 years old. Since I was younger I have always supported this cause. I believe the woman facing this cancer are strong and I am a huge supporter of that strength. But when I was younger I wasn't able to help much, just a little here and there. But now that I am older, I want to be a part of helping a greater cause. I want to know and find ways I can help. I know I may not know much of this cancer through experience but I know it must be devastating to the familys and the women themselves. I want to help. If anyone has any ideas that I can do to help other than donate because I already am and will continue to. I just want to be a part of helping hands-on.
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By melissajj7673 on
4/24/2010 6:56 PM
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By Jods3 on
3/8/2010 10:11 PM
Christmas eve 2009 my friends life changed forever... not long after so did mine.
I remember before the diagnosis speaking with her and talking about the lump.. her youngest child was soon to turn 2 so blocked milk ducts seemed the likely diagnosis.. she is only 37 it couldnt be any thing else....
The results came back and as we had all thought it was just a cyst.. but to err on the safe side she would go for a mamogram, better to be safe than sorry.
Thats when it all went wrong. The lump was a cyst but they had discovered extensive cancer in the milk ducts... 37yr... How...
I had a text message from my sister saying that BF was trying to contact me as i was away with my family for the christmas holidays.. i felt a flash of panic and tried to phone but her phone was engaged so i jumped on to face book and there it was my BF had changed her sta ...
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By garfieldnpooky on
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 12:48:55 PM
I first discovered the lump when I was showering a few days ago. I didn't think anything of it besides maybe an ingrown hair. When I checked the mirror last night, however, I noticed that there was no inflammation or redness where the lump was on my right armpit. I felt it and noticed that it was under the skin. It was about the size of a marble. After poking at it, I realized it was probably not a large pimple or ingrown hair, but something much more.
I will be seeing the doctor tomorrow at 3:30. I really hope it's not what I think it is. Perhaps its just a swollen lymph node that will go away?
The only person who had breast cancer in my family was my aunt on my mom's side of the family. They say it was stress induced.
I will hopefully find out more tomorrow?&l ...
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By skdranch on
1/23/2010 6:08 PM
Im not really sure how to do this....
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By sluvian873 on
1/12/2010 10:26 PM
She fought long and hard. With the strength of her own faith and hope, combined with support and love from others, she became known as a walking miracle.
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By June on
1/8/2010 11:46 PM
I need some help......diagnosed Dec 18th with DCIS, SOLID TYPE, CENTRAL NERCROSIS, NUCLEAR GRADE 3/3. Supposedly going in for lumpectomy next week and my friends think I am crazy to undergo radiation when I could just have a mastectomy and get it over with......
This is where this gets really crazy....I hope you can follow me on this.....when I went into see the Oncologist surgeon, during my visit he wanted to know why I chose to ignore this matter from 2008 as the size was at least 9 cm of area of concern. I was told I was clean and clear from 2008 mammo center.....so that is just problem #1.......which I am not ready to deal with yet.........#2 There are 2 areas of concern, 1 being the anterior and the other the posterior. Supposedly the anterior is the positive, however the pathologist never marked which was which during the biopsy he took....so after a week with much review from the team that I am working with and no other biopsy, they feel comfortable with thinking it is the ...
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By cogdillj on
9/3/2009 11:02 AM
I went to my doctor for my yearly checkup. He discovered a lump in my left breast. It has been diagnosed as stage 2 cancer and I am still in shock...
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By kerilynn on
6/6/2009 4:00 AM
January 5, 2009 - the official day I was told that I have breast cancer. Looking back, I guess I knew something wasn't right when I found the lump and when they did an immediate biopsy with my mammogram and when the doctor's office called to tell me to bring someone with me to my doctors appt on the 5th. I stayed positive and kept telling myself that it is nothing - just a cyst. As soon as I saw the doctor's face when she walked into the room I knew that everything was NOT alright. That half hour is a complete blur to me now but I do remember just feeling in a complete state of shock. I am 36 years old and I just had two babies - breast cancer is something that older women are supposed to be concerned about. I am still trying to figure out how to get my baby to sleep through the night. Cancer, aggressive, lymph nodes positive, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and then the pa
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By Nikki1871 on
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
 Wow what can i say the first time I was told I had cancer was at 23 years old, I was just having some fun with my friend when i decided to just feel my breast for a lump, and to my surpise I had a lump. When i discovered the lump the first thing I said was god not now, please my children still need me, and my mom doesnt need the pain of losing a daughter. Long story short my dr removed the lump and i was told i needed to have breast tissue removed to avoid the growth from growing rapidly, will that went well it was a one day thing no biggie to me, but to my surpised 5 years later I discovered aonther one on the other side, i had surgery and my breast was removed, just when i think god can't punish me no more because that's what I taught i had done something wrong and god was punishing me, so this time it was my ovaries everyt
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