Grade 3 breast cancer, 28yo with 6 month old baby

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Hey, just wondering if there were any other mums out there with babies who are in similar circumstances. Wasn’t expecting to spend the first year of my baby's life like this and hoping it won’t affect him too much Pray tone1 would find relief in other progress experiences and chats when it’s all too much haha. 

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    I’m Anne, one of the Community Champions here on the Online Community and, although I'm not a member of this group, I noticed that your post hadn't had any replies yet. Responding to you will 'bump' it back to the top of the discussion list again.

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  • Hey lovely, you’re definitely not alone in this! So many mums find themselves navigating unexpected circumstances in their baby’s first year, and it’s completely understandable to worry about how it might affect them. But babies are incredibly resilient, and the love and care you’re giving will always shine through. 

    If you ever need to vent, share a little win, or just chat with others who get it, I hope you find comfort in knowing there’s a whole community out here for you. You’re doing an amazing job, even on the hardest days! Sending strength and hope your way. 

  • Hi Tink,

    sorry to hear you are going through the nightmare also! 
    My mum saw your post and told me about your situation so I couldn’t not post to hopefully give you some hope! 
    I am 34 now but was diagnosed at 32 with breast cancer and had an intense treatment regime for around 12months with a 10week old baby and a 4 year old. I can happily say that I am a year clear and loving life again. Life probably feels like it is falling apart at the moment but I promise you once you start treatment things will not seem quite as scary. Happy to answer any questions you may have, I’m not a professional but can certainly help from my own experiences. 
    I never thought I would feel like me again, and I love the new me and a I love life even more now, you too will feel like this in the near future. Sending you lots of hugs and hope. x