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IBC confirmed

Gail2020
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Is anybody in this boat with me, I very much doubt it as it’s quite rare :(

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    Hi Gail, hope you are doing ok? It’s breast cancer you have isn’t it? I’m not sure on the abbreviation IBC. I have invasive ductal carcinoma, grade 2 from biopsy (but I’m told this could change post surgery), it’s hormone positive (estrogen 8/8 and progesterone 4/8) and her 2 negative. From what they can see at the moment it’s stage 1 but again this could change after surgery. Do you know much info about yours? Xx

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    Hi Gail, hope you are doing ok? It’s breast cancer you have isn’t it? I’m not sure on the abbreviation IBC. I have invasive ductal carcinoma, grade 2 from biopsy (but I’m told this could change post surgery), it’s hormone positive (estrogen 8/8 and progesterone 4/8) and her 2 negative. From what they can see at the moment it’s stage 1 but again this could change after surgery. Do you know much info about yours? Xx

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