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It will be ok.
As you told, it was caught early. Breast Cancer has a high survival rate if caught early.
Remember also that if you read something about 80% survival rate, usually the numbers are outdated, even if they are from 2005, the progress in this field is going fast.
Not only they can cure more often, but also the treatment can be lighter than they used to be.
Another positive note, once you have cancer and you are cured, you are followed closely and actually have less chance of dying from it.
Just don't go read forums about this. My father had a Cancer, advanced state (4/5), with a very rare form. I went on forum to read and it was freaking gloomy. He made it.
Anyway, the odds are with you! I know how scary it is, try to keep living normally.
Go to Korea!
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All the best. Hopefully the doctors were right and it was caught early.
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My best wishes for your mother to recover quickly and hopefully see the cancer eradicated. I'm happy you are taking the first steps to cut out the causes of cancer like smoking in your life, and though it will be tough, all you need is the willpower and you can do it.
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All the best. In a strange way it's actually lucky. Breast cancer, because it's been so devastating in the past, has had a huge amount of research and work done on it. It now has a reasonably good prognosis if caught early, so try not to kill yourself with worry. Odds are, everything will be challenging, but alright in the end.
I wish you both the best of luck, and strength of heart and mind for what's ahead.
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Dont worry its very treatble and she will have most likely have projected life expectancy of 10 more years minimum.
I'm a doctor and my mom had breast cancer 3 years ago. If you have any queries PM me. All the best,. Godbless.
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My mother passed away from breast cancer last June, it's gonna be a rough ride for you and your family. When she was diagnosed she was given six months to live but survived for four years. Remember that even if you get the very worst news, there is always hope.
Stay strong, she needs you to be.
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All the best, stay strong and support her all the way.
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Keep strong my friend,I understand how hard life can be sometimes. My grandfather almost died from cancer. If you need emotional support don't hesitate to message me and we can chat or talk on skype or something.
Here is my blog that denotes some of my life's rough spots. Cheers and stay positive.
http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=411583
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If it gets really bad, I advise lots of exercise, eating lots of fruits and veggies, and cutting losses and saying goodbye to the breast(s). You can't be too careful when it comes to you and your life, especially with something as painful and shitty as cancer.
I'm sure she'll make it! Stay strong!
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Stay strong bro, the fact that they caught it early is a great sign. My mom got to it really late because she was too afraid to tell anyone and she had to get a masectomy and she is still undergoing treatments. Best of luck
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Hi.
While it is true that smoking does cause cancer, it does not cause every cancer. Mainly the places where the actual cancer causing substances in the smoke touch your tissue. (mouth, throat, lungs)
Smoking is not considered a major risk for breast cancer, and overall, it may present no risk at all. But some studies have suggested that smoking may increase the risk of breast cancer in certain women. A study published in the November 18, 2002, issue of the British Journal of Cancer analyzed data from 53 epidemiological studies, including 58,515 women with breast cancer and 95,067 women who did not have breast cancer. It concluded that smoking had little or no independent effect on the incidence of breast cancer. But there appear to be some exceptions:
In short, the smoking probably had nothing to do with Breast cancer.
Also breast cancer is one of the most common and treatable kinds of cancer
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My girlfriend had pancreas cancer, when she was 25 yrs old and she is fine now, they took care of her, they caught her at the early stage. Cancer doesn't mean it's the end, cheer up, it's gonna be okay 
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having cancer doesnt mean u will die. no worries. she can fight it no problem. its all in the mind.
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I'm so sorry to hear about your mother's situation.
My mother was diagnosed with breast cancer a little over ten years ago. She went through significant surgery and a few difficult rounds of chemotherapy, and has gone through years of careful monitoring after the fact, but today she's in reasonably good health.
There's definitely reason to be hopeful, and staying positive can improve the likelihood of a good outcome, so hang in there.
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On May 10 2013 17:00 boomudead1 wrote:
having cancer doesnt mean u will die. no worries. she can fight it no problem. its all in the mind.
This is bullshit. But you are right about the first part.
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My mom had it as well a couple of years ago. I can't imagine how hard it has been, but she made it just fine.
I don't want to downplay the disease, it's certainly more than anyone should have to go through, but keep in mind that it's very much so treatable and certainly not lethal if diagnosed early.
If you want to have a laugh about it, there's a Southpark episode called "Breast Cancer Show Ever", wherein Cartman makes fun of it and gets the living crap beaten out of him to a Disturbed song. Very enjoyable!
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