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It took months to finally be diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancerening
Although this happened nearly two years ago I wish to share my distressing experience so others will be more aware if in the same situation. It was late 2014 when I felt a hardening behind my left ni...
Hi Pepper - goodness what a long way round to a diagnosis! I hope others read your story and take heed; we know our bodies and know that something is not quite right and needs looking at further.
Are you still having treatment?
As we all come to realise the diagnosis is Breast Cancer but the resultant treatments are all so different and we all react differently. It's the hidden extras (side effects) that drives me nutty!
Take care and wishing you well as you adjust to the new you, a model that is cancer free
Please go on the post Calling All Network members and log your birthday so you can be part of the happy times as well as!
Remember we are all in this together
Christine xx
Are you still having treatment?
As we all come to realise the diagnosis is Breast Cancer but the resultant treatments are all so different and we all react differently. It's the hidden extras (side effects) that drives me nutty!
Take care and wishing you well as you adjust to the new you, a model that is cancer free
Please go on the post Calling All Network members and log your birthday so you can be part of the happy times as well as!
Remember we are all in this together
Christine xx