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Hauntie
Hauntie Member Posts: 483
edited June 2014 in Stage I Breast Cancer

I've been posting here recently with questions and updates on my decision to have a prophylactic mastectomy; almost 18 years after being diagnosed with breast cancer and having my first mastectomy. There was no mammogram or test result indicating anything was going on with the breast. Well, this afternoon, I got the official word. The pathology report indicated no sign of cancer or of any funky looking cells that might someday become malignant. I'm on cloud 9. Thank you all for your advice, prayers and well wishes for my recovery from this surgery. I am healing and am also ecstatic about my new found freedom in being flat.

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  • Hauntie
    Hauntie Member Posts: 483
    edited August 2011

    PS - If you can't read my new avitar it says - "I came, I saw, I kicked its Ass." Everyone else is welcome to borrow it.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited August 2011

      Hauntie,  Congratulations on your good news.  IMHO an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and now you don't have to worry about what might be going on in the other breast.  Flat is most definitely not the worst thing in the world and at least you are even.   Hope you have many many years ahead to enjoy your new found freedom.  

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