I can't find my original post, but thought I'd leave an update.
Originally told I had breast cancer in June 2025, confirmed through biopsy in October 2025 (long story) they also noted that suspicious lymph nodes when doing the ultrasound in October, had this biopsied in November and confirmed was there too.
I was told I have stage 2 invasive ductal carcinoma. I have said no to all treatment, chemo due to multiple drug allergies and how it could affect the multitude of other health problems I have, surgery would've been mastectomy and lymph nodes removal, I didn't want this either, my boobs are the only thing I've ever loved about myself. It then was suggested Tamoxifen or other hormone treatment, I've never been able to have the pill etc as I'm told I'd be a blood clot risk so that option was out for me too.
People have said I'm brave with my choices, but I do tend to look at the practicalities of situations and effects. I know it is all an individual choice and path we walk and it wasn't taken lightly. Love to everyone who is walking the same way too.
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