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I am 50 and perimenopausal. Paternal grandmother and aunt both had breast cancer and eventually died. During usual annual ultrasound/mammogram, screening they found a very small (under 1cm) , oval, we...
Hi @Itsok
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as terrified as you are right now ( we have all been there one way or another) , the statistical likelihood is that you will go on to live a long and rewarding life.
Breast cancer has one of the best life expectancies of any of the cancers and the smaller the lump the better the prognosis.
Take it one day at a time and remember we have a health system that is one of the best in the world.
Post any questions you like here on the forum - we are all here to help and support 🌺
Love your pen name!
as terrified as you are right now ( we have all been there one way or another) , the statistical likelihood is that you will go on to live a long and rewarding life.
Breast cancer has one of the best life expectancies of any of the cancers and the smaller the lump the better the prognosis.
Take it one day at a time and remember we have a health system that is one of the best in the world.
Post any questions you like here on the forum - we are all here to help and support 🌺