Ive only just joined the forum, 18 months after beinf diagnosed with Male breast cancer. I understand where you are right now. It is really tough, no words anyone can say can make it easier, other than to say, treatment now has come on a long way. Catching cancer early isvthe vital part. Having lost close relatives to this at an early age, I kinda expected to live a short life. Ive made 61 and console my self with the fact ive lived a fulfilling life. I think all you can do now is foucus on the positives. I can say, once I was diagnosed I could not fault my care team. My prognosis as caught early is quite positive,  praying this is the case for you too. The C word isnt as daunting as it was 10 years ago. Feeling for you.

Everything has gone through my head the last two weeks I'm not frightening of having cancer. I am frightened for both my daughters. If I have got C I will give it a right good kick up the ***  if I could know know it would help but it's the not knowing x I have everything crossed for you and hope you give can't a right good hiding too good luck x

Just remenber most breast lumps are not cancerous. I too found a lump t the beginning of october. Mammogram normal but the type f cancer I have (lobular invasisve) is not always detected by a mammogram.You dont have long to wait now...I have a lumpectomy on the 12th. We all feel scared, the waiting is the worst,

Oh carol thinking of you lovely words of comfort

hang in there...xxx

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Well get results yesterday  grade 1 ductal cancer have a mastectomy on 30th November  caught early thankfully let's do this I can do this feeling positive x 

well now you know ..the treatment begins.....just wondering did you decideon the mastectomy vs a lumpectomy? or was it your surgeon? Why do some of us have lumpectomy and others a mastectomy..especilally as your is grade 1.  Anyway like you said caught early, that is the best news you can hear is you have cancer.