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Facing Cancer Recurrence, PTSD & Acknowledging Mental Health

Cancer: Managing Symptoms | Last Active: Sep 24 10:31am | Replies (447)
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Linda. What is AIS? I feel fortunate too. I've 21 years more than I thought. Staying positive can be difficult at times, especially when the news isn't what you want to hear. I applaud you for that. Hopefully you won't have any more growth when you go back in 6 months.

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linda10 | @linda10 | Dec 10, 2018

Adenocarcinoma in situ. It's actually like a precancer. My PA said who knows-it could be scar tissue. It hasn't changed since June. It is denser than it was in 2017. I'm going to shelf it for now. It feels good to find someone with the same condition as me. Sometimes I feel I can't really help anyone because I've had the surgeries but nothing more.

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