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Thanks for posting! I wonder how many times we get a more advanced diagnosis when a mastectomy is performed? I suppose I wouldn't remove a healthy breast if I knew it were healthy either- but I was told that my risk is 35% is for either breast given my two diseases (ductal and lobular). I wonder how many women have both ductal and lobular at the same time... I think it's great that we can post personal experiences because it helps to fill in the blanks. Of course, only a special population would sign up to do this too, so we don't know the full story but it's better than nothing!

Thanks for the hug, triciaot!

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Interesting that I was diagnosed with ductal and lobular that has spread into my lymph nodes and yet I was told I had a 3% chance of it coming back in my other breast and you were given a 33% risk. That is drastically different.