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Alcaye
6 years agoMember
Stage IIA Breast Cancer and Chemotherapy?
Through a routine mammogram test a small lump was found that tested malignant for breast cancer. The lump was removed and also three Lymph Nodes of which one had cancer in it. The Predict test that my...
Shellshocked201
6 years agoMember
To have treatment or not to have treatment is a very personal decision that only you can make.
I suppose if you are having doubts now, take a bit of time to reassess, and as Afraser above mentioned get another professional opinion.
Me personally I didn’t want to live with any regrets, and I threw whatever I could at my diagnosis, so I wouldn’t look back and wish I had done something different.
I finished all my treatment October last year, first mammogram in December had the all clear.
Any treatment you decide to have may have side effects, everyone’s body deals with treatment differently, some better than others, wether that be chemotherapy, radiotherapy and or hormone treatment.
Wishing you the very best, not sure if I have helped you at all, sending positive vibes your way and a big virtual hug xx
I suppose if you are having doubts now, take a bit of time to reassess, and as Afraser above mentioned get another professional opinion.
Me personally I didn’t want to live with any regrets, and I threw whatever I could at my diagnosis, so I wouldn’t look back and wish I had done something different.
I finished all my treatment October last year, first mammogram in December had the all clear.
Any treatment you decide to have may have side effects, everyone’s body deals with treatment differently, some better than others, wether that be chemotherapy, radiotherapy and or hormone treatment.
Wishing you the very best, not sure if I have helped you at all, sending positive vibes your way and a big virtual hug xx