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Remember, a tumor is a mass of abnormal tissue. There are two types of tumors: those that are non-cancerous, or ‘benign’, and those that are cancerous, which are...
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I would like to thank all you sisters for answering my concerns. I got my results today and they are benign. The doctors will watch me closely. God is good! Bless all of you.
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anonymous
Survivor since 2011
Great news!!! Prayers are answered
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anonymous
Survivor since 2007
Patricia,
So many more times this is the wonderful answer that comes back to women when they have lumps and bumps checked. Doctor's are so careful to be very careful and unfortunately this puts us through a little bit of hell, waiting for the results. I am so very happy to hear you are ok and...2 comments 0Patricia,
So many more times this is the wonderful answer that comes back to women when they have lumps and bumps checked. Doctor's are so careful to be very careful and unfortunately this puts us through a little bit of hell, waiting for the results. I am so very happy to hear you are ok and really don't have to join our little party. We are very greatful for the care and treatment we receive but it is much better if we didn't have to go through it. God's blessings on you and I know we are glad we could help get you through a tough and scary time. Now... go live your life and I hope you never have to come back to visit!!! Happy hugs, and take care, Sharon
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well I got a partial result from the bilateral breast MRI from the nurse --said "probably benign with no signs of metastasis "--will get the full report from doctor on Monday. I do not like that "probably" word. Please tell me what you think?
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anonymous
Learning About Breast Cancer
My doctor told me they will never give you a definitive answer because they really don't know absolutely and they open themselves up to lawsuits if they say you do not have cancer then something shows up. I am living my life as though it will never happen again. Best of luck to you and God bless...
1 comment 0My doctor told me they will never give you a definitive answer because they really don't know absolutely and they open themselves up to lawsuits if they say you do not have cancer then something shows up. I am living my life as though it will never happen again. Best of luck to you and God bless you!
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anonymous
Survivor since 2011
I hate that word too bc my PCP said "it's probably a cyst, you're too young" and sure enough , it was cancer. The waiting is the worst and we are all here for you with whatever news you receive.
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I have a recent lump at my areola, it feels hard and downy move much. I've had so "weird" feeling in tho breast over some months possibly years. Would cancer just "pop" up
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anonymous
Survivor since 2007
Absolutely have this checked. My breast where breast cancer was found felt "weird." This is NOT to say you have breast cancer at all. For your own peace of mind have this checked. Take care, Sharon
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anonymous
Survivor since 2012
Cancer can be sneaky...have it checked out soon. I couldn't even feel my cancer and it was found on a mammogram. Keep us updated and prayers for you.
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