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I have lived on my own for ten years and been very happy. But now I have been diagnosed with terminal secondary breast cancer in my spine and lining of lung, I have never felt so lonely.
Your cancer cannot survive you.
It cannot get away from you.
Be it's worst enemy.
Find out what it doesn't like and give it lots.
It might kill you but it dies with you.
The best it can do is a score draw.
Hello I had my first cancer at 25 which was cervical but then last year I was really unwell for a while and to cut it short I had an emergency operation for bowel cancer last April age 29 followed by chemo which I finished before Christmas.
I recently found out a very close family member has been diagnosed with terminal secondary cancer & spots on his lungs. Had a kidney removed last year with large rugby ball sized tumor attached. What do I expect.
Been told that I have got a small localised malignant brain tumour. Waiting to hear the next steps. I'm 31 years old with a 15 month old daughter. I'm so scared and it feels like I'm in a dream. Would love to hear some similar experiences.
