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Harlee
8 years agoMember
Some people don't like the term "survivor" but others really embrace it.
For me - I decided I was a survivor the day I found my lump. My GP couldn't feel it and the mammogram 6 months earlier didn't detect it either. The ultrasound confirmed its existence and even while I waited for the results of the biopsy I decided that I had beaten it.
I remember thinking "You thought you could hide but I found you and now I'm going to get you before you get me!"
There are no rights and wrongs with breast cancer - there just is what there is.
Good luck.
For me - I decided I was a survivor the day I found my lump. My GP couldn't feel it and the mammogram 6 months earlier didn't detect it either. The ultrasound confirmed its existence and even while I waited for the results of the biopsy I decided that I had beaten it.
I remember thinking "You thought you could hide but I found you and now I'm going to get you before you get me!"
There are no rights and wrongs with breast cancer - there just is what there is.
Good luck.