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Breast Cancer diagnosis

Alpha110-
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my wife was just diagnosed with likely breast cancer yesterday. just now awaiting the results of the biopsy.

Just now awaiting the results of the biopsy.

Quite a shock. She had a cyst in exactly the same area, some eight years ago which was aspirated and she was convinced it was the same thing.

She had a cyst in exactly the same area, some eight years ago which was aspirated and she was convinced it was the same thing.

So, any advice with regard to how I should operate for the best in helping her and the family get through this?

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  • Offline in reply to laraj

    Thank you Laraj 

    im hoping it’ll be made known by 10 Jan or thereabouts. I just watched the Sarsh Beeny programme. At least it was a good result but it looked like a nasty time for her and family.

    i haven’t spoken to anyone else. Our sons don’t know and I don’t see the point in telling anyone til we do know. My wife will be the final decision maker.

    I’m very grateful for your reply.

  • Offline in reply to Alpha110-

    Sending you and your wife all the best of luck in the world , I didn’t tell anyone either until I had my results , I found it easier to cope  not taking on others emotions of waiting too 

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