Update from BCNA Policy and Advocacy on the Breast Reconstruction Report BCNA Policy & Advocacy has been busy implementing our action plan from the Breast Reconstruction in Australia 2021 report, la...
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Diagnosed with breast cancer in July this year. I decided to have mastectomy (left breast). The surgery was completed in August. Now finishing a 2nd coursed of 4 cycle chemotherapy. Very tired and fatIgue constantly. In January starting radiation for 5 weeks. I never felt I will be diagnosed with breast cancer. I look after my mum whom passed away with breast cancer in 2017. Soon I had to rebuild my life again as I had to give up my job .
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