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For newly diagnosed women up to 1 year of treatment (Mayo Clinic patients only)
“Sisters” is a monthly breast cancer support group specifically for those newly diagnosed with breast cancer in their first year of treatment. It is a group where women can connect with women who understand and know exactly what each is going through to receive and offer mutual support.
The group meets on Zoom every fourth Wednesday of the month at 11am Arizona time.
To register and get the Zoom invite, contact:
Jacqui Hops MSW, LCSW 480-342-6196
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Do you have any information about breast neuroendocrine carcinoma poorly differentiated grade 3? Treatment and prognostic?
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1 Reaction@chanterelle, please join the discussions in the Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs) Support Group here: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/neuroendocrine-tumors-nets/
See this discussion relevant for you:
- Anyone have neuroendocrine tumor (NETs) of the breast?
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/ned-of-breast/
I am scheduled for breast surgery in December to remove pre-cancerous tissue found in an MRI. Wondering what else I can learn. My pre-cancer is papilloma cells and radial scarring, smaller than 10 mm so it should not be a big excision to remove. I was diagnosed with blood disorder 2 years ago (essential thrombocytosis) and have dense breast tissue, so my hematologist (bless her) fought to get me in for MRI of breasts 6 months after 3-D mammogram. Mammogram did not show anything. My surgeon says it was "serendipitous" that the pre-cancer was found. Comments?
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2 ReactionsThat's great that they found that. I hope all goes well with your surgery. Take care!!
@cjs71, I invite you to join the discussion in the Breast Cancer forum where you'll find members talking about pre-cancerous breast cancer and surgery.
- Breast Cancer https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/breast-cancer/
Here's a sample discussion to get you started:
- Atypical Hypersplasia with "Borderline" DCIS
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/atypical-hypersplasia-with-borderline-dcis/