ILC - Old Lady Cancer?

I should add that although I had the OTHER breast removed as well for symmetry, there was no cancer in that breast.

I was 47 and pre-menopausal with regular periods. I found the lump high on my chest (4 fingers below left clavicle) as if overnight it came out of nowhere December 21,2019- worst X-mas gift I ever received. Had dx of ca before new year. Ruined the holidays for my poor kiddos & me— but I'm still here! Was on Tami but had sapling oophrectomy two weeks ago and on AI now- menopause awful- fatigue, hot flashes. Oncotype 13. God blessxx

I was 44. Premenopausal. Bolt out of the blue--super healthy, no family history. It was PILC and hormone receptor negative/HER2+, at least at first. 5 years out now.

Diagnosed at age 47. Premenopausal. Apparently, still very small (1cm), surprisingly found in a mammogram.

I was diagnosed at 52.

I'm 46, not yet menopausal, and just diagnosed with invasive lobular breast cancer

I am 48 and premenopausal.

My mother was 57 and post menopausal when she was diagnosed with ILC. I don’t recall her stage at diagnosis, but it was at least IIB. Her’s wasnot detected in her annual mammograms. I was 46 and premenopausal at diagnosis. Was not detected in my annual mammograms, but because I have family history, dense breasts and had implants from augmentation years prior, my annual screenings also included ultrasound, which is how it was detected. Seems like ultrasound should be the norm.

I was 55 at diagnosis.

I'm the same age, same diagnosis. I called my nieces when I was diagnosed and told them their risk just went up. My one niece just had a biopsy on a growth yesterday. We don't know yet, but I'm very thankful I called. Old lady cancer or not, it's better to check and know than to not.

I was 57 and premenopausal at diagnosis.