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Life is kind of suddenly turned upside down, inside out and you feel sick with worry. No one to talk to because you don't want to put emotional pressure on those who already know. You cry alone and yearn some comfort. It does not come and you feel lost. That's why I came to this forum

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    I am sorry that you have found yourself here.. hopefully many people on here who are going through the same can offer some reassurance.  But I would definitely urge you to try and talk to at least one person about how you are feeling.  I am going through terrible worry although not breast cancer.  Best wishes to you x

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    Very similar reaction here. I was diagnosed mid- June, having been misdiagnosed twice last year. I was reassured so many times there was nothing to worry about, so when the news came it was like a crushing blow. I'm two operations in and I still don't think it's sunk in however, it's not been as bad as I feared. Friends and family have been amazingly supportive and apart from cancelling a big holiday to Borneo, it's not affected life with a young family too much.

    lots of love xx

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    Totally understand how you are feeling,I’m 9 days after surgery and still have the sad feelings even though I know it’s gone...... I was stage 1 invasive and very very small,lymph nodes clear!! Should be happy but it’s turned my life upside down like you and I would say all of us on here...

    here to talk anytime,cry with you..... love and squishy hugs xxx

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