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A sleepless night

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So I saw the breast surgeon yesterday along with one of her colleagues. The appointment was to discuss corrective surgery to the breast and the damage done from previous surgery and my reaction to radiotherapy. It's seems the surgical option is a mastectomy or I live with what's happened and carry around a badly scarred, painful hard lump of a breast.

More worryingly there is concern I have another cancer. I've had a skin biopsy and now waiting for further tests and a biopsy to a lump found in my underarm.

I'd be interested to hear of others tale of a secondary breast cancer and how they dealt with it and how you coped once again being on that rollercoaster of uncertainty for a second time.

Thanks for listening 😘

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