I Was Told I Was TOO YOUNG To Have BREAST CANCER! 

Do you mind sharing your treatment you had? My great aunt had it in her early years to. And it never returned. But my sister in law died at 48 from breast cancer. In 2019..

Yes, please share.

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Thank god your cancer free sweetie ❤🙏🏻

I agree.

She has stage 4 cancer... unfortunately that's a progue diagnosis and usually doesn't end well but I surely hope for the best for this young woman I follow her online it's very sad for sure.

​@cassandrahughes2897 My mother had a rare form of Stage 4 Breast Cancer at 26 and 27 years old; And she was pregnant with me. How did we make it out together? By the grace of God and his blessings to provide us with skilled clinicians is what saved us. Miracles do happen. Praying for this beauty.

@@DezMcDAMEN!!!

It definitely did.

Nope it probably killed her cause she has cancer now

​@@Dirkadew cold

@@Dirkadewthat hug is nottt what gave her cancer lil bro 😭🙏

​@@Dirkadew so you somehow think the hug CAUSED cancer instead of DISCOVERING it?! 🙄😂 I don't think you understood this video 😂 either that or you're a troll.

She has stage for. It will kill her. Those are the facts. Her youth will help her stay alive longer, but it’s too late to be saved.

Yes so true I think the same way God bless

@@leivisfrancisco5928 GBY.

No truer words can be said

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I mean, it might have bought her more time. Did y'all miss where she has stage 4 cancer?

I'm so sorry for your loss. Your sister is flying high in a safer place now.🕊

So incredibly sorry for your family’s loss. That must be so heartbreaking. I’m wishing you all the happiness and good health you can have in this life. ❤❤❤

@@thruErinseyes Thank you! 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹

@@Random_Cable69 Thank you 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹

Most people Know that cancer can happen to anyone.It's that, it can happen to anyone at any time.A lot of people think that it depends on your age and if you're over 50 and that's not how it works.I don't know what's wrong with doctors or why they continue to say that or why they just recommend you to get mammogram when you're over 40.Probably because of the cost of the test who knows , but they should start testing sooner.... also so sorry for your loss. Take care and be blessed ❤.

Unfortunately, it’s becoming more and more common since the Covid vaccine women in their 20s and 30s are being diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer

I was told I had cancer for about ten years when they told me I had six months to live when I was 29. I had been to a doctor every month for over five years asking why I was in so much pain. I finally could afford a chiropractor though I didn’t believe they could help. She gave me a physical (something my doctor never did) and found that I could barely feel my left side. I was in neurology in a week with an MRI of my spine and brain. I was told it was because I was in a rural area. Gaslighting. It’s been about a decade and a half for me. Don’t care to count. 💝 don’t take this the wrong way but it’s not the club anyone wants to join unless they’re lying for money and attention. ✨🔔✨

​@@genericamerican7574 What was your ending diagnosis?

Ultrason can hurt our brest tissues and cause the breakage to get infected, and that cause a lump and many times being wrong diagnosed! The cancer industry needs to really stop profiting from our misery. And yes, we need a public health care system. This way, this greedy will stop misdiagnosed and profits from diseases that should be cured. The squeeze mammogram is unnecessary, but they do so more misdiagnosed can happen. Don't let them squeeze your brest.

​@@genericamerican7574 did u get any diagnosis?

I was told by a doctor that men can't get breast cancer as they don't have breasts like women 😂😂😂

​@@lozdogsimo1782 nah, they are wrong. Mans can get that as well. But there are less cases being diagnosed because of that

Glad you didn’t brush it off like most men and everyone else would do! Congratulations on your recovery ✨

Glad you’re doing well 🙏

​​@@lozdogsimo1782my uncle had breast cancer

You didn’t have stage four.

Yes! You’ll recover! Lots of love ❤️

@@florenciabritos5080 That is inaccurate. She has stage four. It is a case of when, not if, it will kill her. Her youth will help, but it will not be cured.

Truly an angel baby. ❤

@@kariw.160 my guardian angel. 💕 👼

Praying you look to God the one who heals and keep fighting. Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future” in Jesus’s name amen ❤

I’m so sorry for your loss, but there was a silver lining indeed. I pray you are healed and God makes you well and gives you another sweet angel to keep. ❤

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The doctors and the medical team saved her life.

​@@ClownBlood-pt4sgEverything on this earth comes from God, all she's doing is thanking God first.

@@betsyann453 Did Ted Bundy come from God too?

God gave her beautiful babies ❤❤❤

​@@ClownBlood-pt4sg their knowledge to do so is from God Elohim. The fact they wake up everyday to go and do their work is God's grace. So we thank God for everything. You just learned something new today. 😊

My mom when she had 30 years, or more, she currently has 53 and she is full recoverd, thanks for your kindness 🥺

What about Palestine

@@UpsideDownCanoe They are completely unrelated, you are being inconsiderate of others who had to deal with cancer.

@@HaxxBlaster what are you doing for Palestine!?

​@@UpsideDownCanoe This is not the right place. I have exposed censorship around raising awareness regarding the palestine in my country and it ended up being a big article. I'm doing my part. With that being said, don't overshadow cancer survivors with a different matter. They are not writing "what about cancer survivors" on palestine videos. Diversify your solidarity

People often have the "breast cancer gene" if they are diagnosed younger. If she has any daughters it might be a good idea to test for the BRCA gene if she hasn't already done so

@@nicolet7735There are many genes: TP53, ATM, PALB2, BARD1, CASP8, NBN and many more besides BRCA1 & 2.

​@@nicolet7735BRCA sux. I got hit with breast & ovarian genes😅

Yes cancer doesn’t discriminate. Many years ago before I ever heard of it before in men, pre-social media, my best friends father died of breast cancer. So we all have to be ever diligent in checking ourselves out. ❤❤

Exactly .. doctors should know that it could've also been a recessive gene that runs in the family.

Cancer doesn't discriminate .. I've got family members that had cancer at all different stages in life .

It was an US tech that told her that. An US tech shouldn't be giving any medical advice/results at all, do the US and leave the results for the dr to discuss.

💯 agree yet doctors always with their God complex and think they know it all. Until someone like this young beautiful woman unfortunately for her and her health it proves otherwise. Doctors need to stop telling patients “I DON’T THINK” and run the necessary test to assure the patient they’ll facilitate quality health screenings.

@lesliea.7174 No doctor told her that! An unauthorized ultrasound tech did, someone who shouldn't be discussing her care eith her at all.

@@jenniferquackenbush7458 I just read what you said your partner was told, and I don't think that was very professional and especially for a physician ideally they listen to you and talk about your concerns and help you to decide on what to do, if your doctor doesn't do that find a better doctor, and I have also learned over the years when you have a doctor that asks you if you have any questions you have a great doctor. All the best and good health and vote and VOTE BLUE VOTE BLUE ☮️

How are you going to take a beautiful thing like a healing story or the heartache as this person's story to talk about something as crazy as you just made it? Go pink 🩷 breast cancer awareness don't worry about politics when you're trying to help uplift or be a part of awareness. It sux when you have your own bad memories and then out of nowhere something or somebody comes out of left field to pile on. It's never to stay focused on things.

​@@traceykoontz2868it is unprofessional for you to find vulnerable people to push your stuff on them. You don't know what kind of mood this person is in and you got on here to push a narrative. This is a safe place no need for democracy. Thank you

​@@traceykoontz2868 first of all stop bringing politics randomly into areas they don't even belong. But since you decided to, let's just acknowledge that voting blue would kill way more patients (especially young patients like this) due to their push for universal healthcare that will decimate our healthcare system and good doctors and leave people waiting an eternity to get the care they need because they would be at the back of an endless line of people lined up for "free healthcare". So if you actually care please don't vote blue.

I didn't give something else changed also such as insurance for all then we wouldn't have these problems with people dying at a young age you would be diagnosed because you would be going to the doctor because it would be paid for by the United States medical coverage for everybody. I know people are going to ride a lot of crap about it's wrong, you can believe that, but that happens to be why so many people don't get the medical help or any kind of medical coverage that they need which I'm not just talking about I'm also talking about vision hearing teeth because all of your body matters.

Yep. Cancer is cancer. One can get it at anytime, anywhere. Cancer in a 10 year old is very rare, but not impossible. Poor kid!

Yes at 19 I was diagnosed with breast cancer I really don't think anyone is to young 😢

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There's also an increasing amount of men being diagnosed with breast cancer, and just like with children and young women, people and health care professionals dismiss the signs and symptoms, because those demographics "don't get breast cancer". That might have been the case for children and men 30 years ago, but it has NEVER been true about young women [my ex's mom died in 1981 at 27 after a 3 year battle]. Every type of cancer and even the stages are all different diseases anyway - cancer doesn't equal cancer. By now 1 in 5 [and rising] people worldwide get cancer at least once in their lifetime, so it is a likely cause for many symptoms, and patients are rightfully worried [and not hypochondriac]. So I really don't get that such a large part of the medical community, especially the first line of emergency and family doctors and diagnostic techs, is so stubbornly ignoring recent statistics and still refer to what they learned in school X years ago instead. Because of that it seems that some countries still don't do screening and prevention [like the Netherlands] or referring anything "suspicious" or "inconclusive" immediately for further testing [like the woman in this short. They really said "we could do a biopsy IF YOU WANT" Smh] when it's such a common type of disease. Oncologists on the other hand say that early diagnosis is the most crucial for a good long term outcome, but they only get to see patients after diagnosis by the front line...

Absolutely! 💯

Did they diagnose IBS first ?? I’m having daily trouble with my colon and did a colonoscopy and they said it’s ibs but another doctor told me it’s not so idk what to do. I’m tired of doctors unexpected symptoms and issues and pain from my colon

@Gloriaglatt ❤

Im 37 today and have colon cancer. I had ovarian cancer at 16 and lost an ovary, so my dr.s knew to expect it after chemo and having lupus they figured it would happen. I have surgery for 2 large masses soon.

Get much better soon, you are in my sincerest prayers.😊🙏

St. Jude’s and Mary Bird Perkins can vouch for that.

That hug was almost insemination, and you know it

Yeah gives DV vibes when really it was a loving act that evidently saved her life. 🤗

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To and too are different words with different meanings. Where do you NPC's learn this dumb crap?

It will come back. Almost all cases in women under 25 come back later and life and are fatal. Breast cancer is slow moving, thus why they dont want to diagnose in woman that young. It usually takes a decade for hte lump to grow. If you have it detectible at -25 then the cells in you were rapid growing. The rare kind of cells... And no amount of chemo ever wipes them out.

Death doesn't discriminate.

In 1968 my brother at that time was 14 years old. He was always very happy, healthy, and Athlete and had very close close friends. He was diagnosed with bone and lung cancer. He saw a well known surgeon in our area. That Doctor advised my mom that he had about 2 weeks to live. Take him home, make reservations and take him on a trip. He gave mom a script for pain meds. Before 3 days were over, he got an appt with one of the Top Pediatric Doctors in the country. At Memorial Sloan Kettering. He lost his right leg from his toes up to his groin and lung cancer a few different times. He was in and out of remission several times. Over that time frame of 1968 to 2006 in and out from the hospital. He had his ups and downs . From being given 2 weeks to live to 2005 when he passed away from fluid on the heart and lungs. He lived a happy man for many years. So with that being said. We put all of our faith in God. And Doctors. We believe in miracles. And I believe in that for you too my dear. All of my prayers are being sent your way. God Bless . 😇🙏❤️

Sorry about your nephew, life is certainly not fair. What the tech meant was about breast cancer, which is very unlikely to happen before puberty. The 13 yo daughter of a neighbor got it, fought hard for seven years. She also lost her battle, or got the peace she needed. At some point, who knows?

I’m 64 too and I had BC when I was 42. They caught it on my very first mammogram. I had a very hard time getting over the loss of my breast. I still cry when someone tells me they have BC. I had a very small spot in the other breast about ten years ago but every thing has been good since.

@Barbara-ui7cy Thats great news. I'm so happy for your positive outcome. Wishing you a long, healthy & happy future 😊 ❤️

A dr told me that when I went bk to emergency twice in a few weeks bcse I was having difficulty breathing. He said I could stay if I wanted to and that I had a mucous plug. Only to eventually find out I had an almost fully collapsed lung. It's almost like they aren't sure and 2nd guessing themselves at your expense. What if she didn't follow through.

i had a doctor tell me i was too young to have backpain… after i have been in an accident that hurt my back xD

Doctors that say stuff like that need their medical licence taken away

​@@AnoukhHellstreamyup been told that one. That and knees too, genetically my knees are fucked from my dad, he's had like 4 knee sugerys starting in his late 20s. Went to doctors to check myself and they said "your knees shouldn't hurt at your age, I'm in my 40s and I'm not hurting" no word of a lie, they try compare themselves to you

​@@AnoukhHellstream I had a doctor take one look at me and dismissed 5 years of what a rheumatologist worked on to tell me what all ailed me. I fought for 12 years to see that rheumatologist. I was too young to have all of those issues they should have their licenses taken away he didn't even check me for anything just by my appearance only there was no way I could feel the way I felt.

You are a beautiful person and we have an awesome God. You are not alone what can we do to help you please let us know. Is there an address we can send cards to you. You have alot of people praying for you

Don’t give up! I had a small breast cancer lump found overnight when I was 68. It was stage 1a, so no spread. I had a very low oncotype after the lump was tested so didn’t need chemo. I only had 15 days of low dose preventative radiation. That was 5 1/2 years ago. I’m 73 now and completely healthy - no limitations, no medications, very active. You CAN do this!!!

I agree with you my husband has always been a playful boob grabber and hes felt I had a lump once and was concerned , thankfully it was just a cyst but I was grateful he noticed.

I went through menopause at 38 and my Dr thought I was nuts. He said I was to young I said woman with neurofibromatosis go threw menopause early and start puberty early age 10 and one month. I had to do labs and he called me and apologized and said I was right I was going threw menopause so please advocate for your self if they don’t believe you go to a new Dr till you find one that does.

Glad ur better

I'm a breast cancer serviver for 6 years now. I was a stage 1. You hang in there hun. Hang in there.

If you are at risk for breast cancer, consider getting a breast cancer detection pad. They are on Amazon for about $15, reusable, washable silicone, and they increase your fingertip sensitivity to detect more lumps beneath skin. And anything unusual needs to be discussed with your doctor asap! My cancer was on a hemorrhoid. But I am cancer free 6 years bc I got it checked out fast! Pay attention to your body. You only get one!

Hi, sorry to hear that and I pray she’s thriving in life! How did she find it? Was it a hard lump or did it move (gushy like)?

Sjes was told it was safe and effective 💉💉

What about her baby?

@@Camellias_and_Chrysanthemums he's fine, he's going to the 7th grade next year

@@Kareliso Oh thank god.

That's right .. there can always be environmental factors as well .

Sugar-processed, hidden sugars in pastas and rice, added sugar to packaged foods and drinks all contribute to cancer! Sugar feeds cancer! Educate yourself and then take action by eliminating sugar from your Lifestyle! I hope this helps someone! 🙏❤️🙏

I had a beautiful niece who lost her battle with breast cancer at 31. She put up a great fight for a number of years, but unfortunately had a very aggressive form of breast cancer that couldn't be beat. And of course the doctors initially said she was too young to have breast cancer.

So sorry. It is a difficult road. Also from South Africa❤❤

@@ntshilisengmawela8752 I pray for everyone who is suffering from cancer and others who lost their loved one and I’m one of those people who lost loved one 💔

Hoping that you get seen quickly and that it's nothing serious. Please keep us posted, here.🤗🙏🤞

@@JF-kv1gm Thankyou so much! I definitely will!! 🙏🏾❤️👌🏾

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Praying for you 🙏🫶🤍

Please have more than one biopsy. They found my cancer on the third biopsy that I had in 6 months. Later, they said the cancer was 6 months old .Thank God I kept going back!

God bless you sweetie!

AWESOME THAT YOU'RE IN REMISSION! May your future bring you many blessings!🙏🎉❤️

Glad to hear you're doing well. May I ask how they found it? Ovarian cancer is often hard to detect.

May God bless you and your life and I pray he sees fit that it stays in remission

Right?! They realize there are literally hospitals dedicated to cancer in children right? Age doesn’t matter.

Hell yeah!

that’s lovely, im glad everyone is well and happy❤️

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Amen❤

I was just told I had some abnormal cells in my colon, I need to have a colonoscopy procedure done, I pray it’s all a false positive, I have been taking Cologuard tests every year or so, and this is the first time an abnormal cells have been found. I will be praying for YOU , what a miracle that he hugged you from behind, that was God , without a doubt, best wishes to you ,… live a very long and prosperous life. I know you will ❤ God bless you!

@@holywater44 💖🫶🏼

@holywater22 God bless you. I will be praying for you as well!

@holywater44 may God bless you! I will be praying for you! 🙏

So happy you kicked so much butt! I wish you all the good health and happiness in your life!! 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

Amen praise God🙌🏿🙌🏿

Fcking good!!!!!! I'm atheist so can't pray for you.Very happy for you though! X

My cousin just died last month at 32 from breast cancer!!

@@paulkovac9685I’m so sorry to hear that, my thoughts go out to you and your family. Hearing her story makes me even more grateful I am still alive today 🙏

No, in the title it said she had stage 4 .. (which means chemo/radiation/surgery and greater risk of cancer metastasizing to lymph nodes, etc) .. hopefully it hasn't! 🙏🙏🙏

And you'd be surprised how many lymph nodes run across the breasts .. that's why it's important for women to get regularly checked with mammograms .. no matter what age.

@@Living_On_The_Edge444sadly, without a family history, they won’t do the mammograms at a “you’re too young” age. I’m a 13 year breast cancer survivor. Praying God heals her, completely, and she has a wonderful life.❤

​@@Living_On_The_Edge444If it's stage 4, it is already metastatic. It's considered incurable at this point. However, with today's treatments, many people can live for a lot of years without it advancing any further.

Life is full of surprises and miracle. God, bless her heart.

Thank God!

@@Taradise34 Truly. I am thinking God every day. @maygrantz4426

When was your last mNRA shot?

@@christopherburton322are you dumb or are you stupid?

@@christopherburton322oh get off it

I wish you well. 🥰

My doctor tells me i should not worry at all that im way too young…she says wait at 50…i think everyone should get scans starting from 21 and then every year. We should not mess with cancers.

@@pokiblue5870 They tell us to check for lumps at a young age because starting to do scans too early can affect the tissue with the radiation of the scan. It is VERY little exposure but if you start at a young age, I can see the fear of even that small amount of radiation can do over time. Unless it runs in your family, doing a self-examination frequently and getting an opinion on even the smallest of lumps, does help early diagnosis. No need to expose yourself to radiation, no matter how small, earlier than needed.

@@kimmieh8419 i did not think about radiation 🤯 welp humans need to invent something else to detect it 🙏

@@pokiblue5870 That would be WONDERFUL if they could!! Maybe someday! 🤞🙏 Just keep doing a regular exam. If you aren’t sure how, ask your gynecologist to show you where and how, how often, and/or look it up on the internet. It IS better to have someone who knows what to look for and how to do it, ie: the pressure and finer details, plus if you have questions, they are right there to answer them. A helpful hint: the best place to do it is in the shower. The soap and water makes it easier to slide around the areas. WE NEED TO CATCH IT AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE! 🩷

Si è vero può venire anche ai maschi....

its the vAxxines and chemicals in food.

This is very common in the medical field and as someone who is riddled with some of the most rare conditions, it drives me crazy. I also take care of my brain damaged triplegic mother who had one of the rarest strokes in the world and we were told she was just having a migraine when she’d lost her eyesight and ability to stand (or even sit up on her own). They were ready to discharge her because they just thought she was some feeble old woman when my 68 year old mother at the time had just been climbing a mountain the day before. She spoke 5 languages and was a Pediatric Oncology Nurse for 40 years who told them flat out “I AM HAVING A STROKE!” and just because it didn’t show up on a CT, they didn’t believe her. I had to pay out of pocket for an MRI for them to do more investigation and sure enough, she’d been having a super rare, MASSIVE double stroke for 2 days right under their noses. Had I been concerned with anything other than keeping my mother alive for the next 2 years as she fought for her life, I would’ve sued for medical malpractice, but I didn’t even think about that since I’m all she has and she’s all I have and I was living in the hospital with her, sleeping on a chair for 2 years, learning everything I could about her and her conditions. Since that day, I’ve saved her life 6 times in 6 years and I am so thankful to have my Angel with me still. Unfortunately, she’s the equivalent of a 130 pound infant now (can’t walk, talk, brush her own teeth, in diapers, etc), but she still has her precious personality. She smiles every time I walk into the room and it makes my heart sing. Anyway… doctors, nurses, and paramedics are FAR too full of themselves these days and think they know everything-and it is us who pay the price for that arrogance.

It's to stay positive, give it a rest

@@SoloClone yes, because staying positive is what we pay doctors millions for over our lifetime. That’s what family and friends are for. Doctors are for medical expertise.

@@PneumaNoose I’m sorry you’ve gone thru a lot but I’m not reading all of that 🤷🏻‍♀️ I am a woman in America with a metabolism so fast, it’s non existent. I’ve also had tests done for my stomach problems and a male dr said I was fine. When in reality I had polyps throughout my stomach lining…. Absolutely doesn’t change the fact of my statement saying that a doctor or nurse telling someone that “you’re 22, I doubt it’s gonna be cancer” or whatever it was she exactly said… IS A CRAZY STATEMENT TO MAKE BEFORE RUNNING ANY TESTS. The second commenter is right. It was meant to be so I understand how crazy that shite was… and I hope she’s doing better. It wasn’t to diminish OTHER people’s experiences with Americas health system or to say that it doesn’t happen when ik it does.

​@@PneumaNoose SI POR SUPUESTO EXPERIENCIA MÉDICAS Y DINERO 😡👎

so precancerous cells were present 42 years before the cancer developed?! that’s crazy. did they do anything at the time? wish u a full recovery!

​@@fernfunk more than likely she was told that she had fibrocystic breasts ( or "benign painful lumps" like I was told). But never trust that. Bcs I'm beginning to think that fibrocystic breasts means there is a greater risk down the road, and that it should be monitored .. (bcs now I'm going through cancer treatment myself, but thankfully - at least it was caught early) ..

​@@fernfunkAnd by the way, I was told the same in the 90's

​@@Living_On_The_Edge444 I wish you a great recovery. Ty 🙏 I have fibrocystic. Used to be a D now a B. So I always asked for ultrasound bc mam would absolutely be so painful I don't think I'd make it through it. Plus I believe ultrasounds is what smaller breast women need. We were on a yearly check up. But now having Medicare my care is terrible. And since 2020.. I hadn't seen any of my doctors till last yr. Ty for your heart felt story your words touched me and I will push for the test. For some reason since Sunday the pain has been terrible and no matter what I do I cannot keep weight on. I finally just got bloodwork done even checked for anemia. I dont know why dr did a1c and not a mineral or ferritin check. All looked good other than cholesterol. I don't know how that's even possible at 45 yo and 86lbs. Took me a year to go up and maintain those 4 lbs. If western treatment does not help plz seek out eastern care. I'm no doctor obviously but there are plants that work with cancer like red clover and Atlantic white cedar. Mushrooms that help also you can just add to diet. 🙏 I'm so tired of western medicine that I am in herbology school to heal myself from other ailments.

@@fernfunkI don’t know the answer to your question, but it was 52 years later rather than 42.

So glad you felt it early. .May God Bless You 🙏