i just found out that is what my grandma has, she is about 70 i think.
she had breast cancer a few years ago, but it was caught at stage 0.

They are aware of her previous bout w/breast cancer..and my daughter is trying to find the words to tell them…how to tell them,etc.

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So, why do they focus so much in those pink ribbons and breast cancer when the other diseases kill more women? I just think all these cancer awareness is just full of it. The are just looking for cure but not prevention when we know cancer is 5-10% passed in our genes the rest is natural cause.

And we know our foods have something to do.