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4antigua2 Member Posts: 8
edited June 2014 in Caring for Someone with Breast cancer
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  • 4antigua2
    4antigua2 Member Posts: 8
    edited July 2010

    My daughter is more concerned about not having an orgasm than she is about the surgery.  She says she only has an orgasm through breast stimulation.  What can I tell her?

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  • navygirl
    navygirl Member Posts: 886
    edited July 2010

    I'm not sure you're going to get the response you are looking for here. Maybe her oncologist can recommend a counselor for her to talk to about her fears.

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  • ebann
    ebann Member Posts: 3,026
    edited July 2010

    I can tell you it is not an easy one. I have not been able to achieve an orgasm in any way. My onc cannot do much cause I am a triple negative and I cannot have anything hormonal. Ask her if there are other ways she can achieve an orgasm. It is an adjustment and hard on the relationship. I am lucky that I do have an understanding husband. I do not know what your daughter's relationship is like w/ her partner. A counselor is a good advice like navy girl said. It does affect you in many ways. I don't know what I would of done if I knew this. Probaby be devastated like I am now. I would still get it done cause my chances was survival were slim.

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