Colleen Young, Connect Director | @colleenyoung | Sep 19, 2019
Welcome to the Breast Cancer group, @rarelybees2889. The information about LCIS can be confusing. You are in good hands at Mayo to get any questions answered that you may have. I'd also like to introduce you to other members here who have LCIS, like @elsie37@cindylb@amy11559@cancersucks to name a few.
Rarelybees, while we wait for others to join in, it would be great to learn a bit more about you. When were you diagnosed? What information about LCIS are you finding confusing? What are your next steps regarding observation and/or treatment?
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Welcome to the Breast Cancer group, @rarelybees2889. The information about LCIS can be confusing. You are in good hands at Mayo to get any questions answered that you may have. I'd also like to introduce you to other members here who have LCIS, like @elsie37 @cindylb @amy11559 @cancersucks to name a few.
You may also be interested in this informative discussion:
– The math of invasive breast cancer risk for LCIS https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/the-math-of-invasive-breast-cancer-risk-for-lcis/
Rarelybees, while we wait for others to join in, it would be great to learn a bit more about you. When were you diagnosed? What information about LCIS are you finding confusing? What are your next steps regarding observation and/or treatment?