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Hormone suppression in elderly breast cancer patients. I am 83 1/2 and am now recovering from 23 days of radiation following right breast wide resection lumpectomy with removal of a metastatic sentinel node and additional seven clear lymph nodes.. My diagnosis is metastatic lobular breast cancer stage 2a, estrogen receptive and no protein.

Whether based on stage or type of breast cancer, where you live, how you identify, or other unique qualities about you, find support here. In treatment. Share advice and find support while you’re in active treatment for breast cancer. Managing life with cancer. Connect with others on all that’s involved in navigating life with breast cancer.

Good evening, I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. My pathology consists of PASH and cancer. I have been told that this is rare as the PASH is surrounding the cancer. I am wondering if this is bad because of PASH's rapid cell division or if it is indifferent. Im ER+ - the tumor is 2cm and my bone and ct scans were clear. Is the 2cm the cancer and the pash?

Five patient advocates share what they like and what they’re excited about at the 2024 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium. The advocates are: Antoinette Greer, of My Sister My Friend Breast Cancer Support; Gitte Joergensen, of the Lobular Breast Cancer Alliance; Joan Mancuso, of Theresa’s Research Foundation

Nov 8, 2024 · Being diagnosed with breast cancer at any age is frightening and unexpected. But if you’re diagnosed in your 20s – before any type of screening starts – you face different challenges than if you’re diagnosed later in life. LaShae Rolle, who studies cancer disparities, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2023 at age 26.

The Losses We Feel After a Metastatic Breast Cancer Diagnosis Dec 1, 2023 Grief counselor Kelly Grosklags helps Melissa Jenkins moderate a special Virtual Community Meetup on the losses people feel after being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. Living with metastatic breast cancer can bring many losses: not being… Talking to Children ...

Jan 1, 2025 · Hopefully breast surgical teams are getting better at setting the right expectations of common cording & PMPS with their patients. Improved education amongst their patients is needed to lessen the anxieties associated with unanticipated pain where up to half of all breast patients are affected by PMPS or iron bra syndrome.

Anytime a dimple is found, it should be investigated because it could be a sign of breast cancer, so your OB did the right thing by sending you for imaging. But with the mammogram, ultrasound and physical exam all coming back showing no abnormalities, it's most likely that the cause of the dimple is the breastfeeding.