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Has Anyone Been Told Their Cancer Is A Sarcoma In The Breast..if So,what Are The Docs Doing?

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Kootenai, ID
July 16, 2014
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Hi.I heard sarcoma of breast is a very rare type of bc. Hope you can find somebody with the similar diagnosis on this site. Sorry I am not able to answer your question. I wish I could help. I checked it under Meet Others, but sarcoma of breast wasn't listed.
You may find some info on sites like American Cancer Society, Susan G Komen, breast cancer.org, or some well known cancer hospital sites. Please don't visit stupid research sites. Wrong info everywhere!
Good luck to you. Wishing every treatment you are getting will go well. Hugs

July 16, 2014

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