Newly diagnosed

Hi , l am in the same situation . Everyone around me is crying,  l am positive and don't think about it.  I have 2 childrens to take care of them , so l don't have time actually to think for the canr   ,l know is there and l can't do nothing . Living my life like is not there . Found my lump in March , now in June l will have surgery to remove the whole breast.  But the life continues

Hello there, im new here too 

I wanted to share that I’m going through a similar situation. I confirmed yesterday that I have breast cancer, and it has spread to my lymph glands under my armpit. A few weeks ago, I visited the doctor to discuss a lump in my breast. When my doctor mentioned the cancer pathway, I freaked out and went into shock. 

Two weeks later, I went for the tests, which were conducted at Derby Royal. The staff were very attentive, and I couldn’t have asked for more. During my examination, the surgeon noted that the lump was sizable, measuring about 5 cm. I had a core needle biopsy, and the whole experience felt surreal—it was like I was watching a dream unfold.

Yesterday, I received the biopsy results, confirming the diagnosis of breast cancer and involvement of my lymph nodes. It all feels surreal and is hard to deal with, especially with everything they tell you. I’m trying to stay positive and take it day by day.

It’s difficult to feel normal with so many appointments lined up, including an MRI and a CT scan, to see if the cancer has spread. It’s a world of uncertainty, and when I found out about my diagnosis, I passed out in shock. But youve got this 

Thanks so much just want to know exactly what I’m dealing with appointment next Thursday to discuss plan which scares me so much, suppose it becomes more real then. 
Stay strong we’re all in this together 

Thanks for replying it’s nice to have others in same situation that understand, like you I’m just doing what I always do, maybe it’s denial, but worrying won’t change anything ️