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High risk, NOT from BRCA but from typia, such as ALH, ADH, LCIS
Breast Cancer | Last Active: Nov 15, 2023 | Replies (14)Comment receiving replies
Hi @katnotcat, so many decisions to be made with ALH and PASH. It's not easy and anxiety-inducing for sure. I'm tagging fellow members like @fronterae @delormv @cindylb @casa @tommie57 @sorrel who can share their ALH experiences with you. And @annac3 has PASH.
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When will you have the breast MRI? How are you doing?
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Thank you! I am a hot mess of emotions. The MRI is this week at Dana Farber. I am worried and completely out of sorts, probably amplified due to the Tamoxifen. I am prepared though. I am ready to make tough decisions if I have to. It does not help that I lost my childhood friend in September to triple negative breast cancer at the age of 42. Unfortunately she had been told she was cured when the cancer came roaring back. I really hate when my anxiety drives the bus but I am scared.