Hello folks.
I am a15 years old female and I have recently discovered a small lump in my left breast ( about the size and shape of a M&M). I’m especially concerned about it because my grandmother lost her breast to cancer, which means it is in my genes. Is is possible for someone so young like me to develop breast cancer ? Is there certain symptoms (occasional pain in the location, drowsey… etc)…
My mother was diagnosed with early an stage of breast cancer about 5 years ago and pretty much had to have the breast removed.She’s completely ok now but I’m starting to worry about the same thing happening to me.I’m turning 19 later this year and have hear a number of theories on how genetics will affect my chances.A friend of my mother’s claims that every disease is caused by what’s going on with people on the inside/emotionally which scares the hell out of me because I’m like my mother in a lot of way in the way I react to things.Are there any proven factors than reduce my chances?My mother is the only one is the family to ever have had cancer.
I am throwing a 5 year survivorship breast cancer party for my sister, and I would like to make a large pink ribbon pinata. I’m having trouble on designing it to look like a ribbon. I thought of using a large ballon for the top, and then a couple long ballons for the bottom……but any other ideas? Thanks!
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I am considering registering for the 3 day walk for breast cancer in San Diego. One of the requirements in order to participate is to raise a minimum of $2200 in pledges or donations. If I can’t raise the money then I’d have to write the check myself or drop out. How easy do you think it would be to raise the money and what suggestions do you have to do it?
I recently heard about a woman who died of breast cancer at 35, leaving behind several kids, including a baby. What would cause this at such a young age?
I know that it is rare for stage 1 breast cancer to come back later and metastasize, but is it for stage 2a breast cancer? Stage 2a means no lymph nodes involved.
I am a 52 year ol;d female. Ten years ago I was diagnosed with lobular carcinoma of the breast (in-situ) and had bilateral mastectomies. My mother died of the same type of breast cancer when she was 47. I now have squamous cell lung cancer on the same side as the breast. Could there be a correlation?
It starts as looking like a pimple or something, eventually it starts to rot your skin away. It is only on the breast though. It’s like a type of skin disease, or breast cancer. I would like to know please.
Is there any way I can organize a “Walk” for breast cancer research? Particpants would get people to sponsor them and all the money would go to B.C.research. Does anyone know how to get something like this started?
my mother has just been diagnosed with breast cancer and im worried.
I know she can die but HOW does one actually die from it?
what causes the death?
im so confused.
I’m sixteen and I felt a lump in my breast. My mother won’t take me to the doctor because she thinks that my breast are still growing or that I’m close to my period.
I’m not close to my period
My breast stopped growing at fourteen and I’m sure of it.
Do girls get breast cancer?
I am 27 years old last year i had stage 2 triple negative breast cancer. The tumor was 3cm and it was grade 3. I know i am going to eventually die from this disease within the next 5 years. Most people with triple negative breast cancer die within 5 years after being diagnosed. I am so young. I am only 27 i don’t want to die, but i know there is nothing i can do about it. How do i deal with this?
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