Would you mind sharing your age at time of diagnosis?

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  • lily2
    lily2 Member Posts: 10
    edited August 2017

    I am 43

  • Melruth
    Melruth Member Posts: 1
    edited September 2017

    I was 41

  • tri-lady7
    tri-lady7 Member Posts: 95
    edited September 2017

    48

  • munlyn
    munlyn Member Posts: 5
    edited September 2017

    36

  • munlyn
    munlyn Member Posts: 5
    edited September 2017

    36

  • GardenGirl11
    GardenGirl11 Member Posts: 7
    edited October 2017

    I am 42.

  • Teach70
    Teach70 Member Posts: 28
    edited October 2017

    46

  • peachyjeanne
    peachyjeanne Member Posts: 155
    edited October 2017

    Diagnosed at age 47 in April 2017. 4 months before my 48th birthday. Had a clear mammo in Dec 2016. I felt the lump, went to the doctor and my journey began.

  • kmajor
    kmajor Member Posts: 68
    edited October 2017

    40

  • peacetoallcuzweneedit
    peacetoallcuzweneedit Member Posts: 41
    edited October 2017

    47

  • leanve
    leanve Member Posts: 11
    edited October 2017

    69. Hate there are posts showing ages In the 40 's or below. 😢

  • leanve
    leanve Member Posts: 11
    edited October 2017

    but hate that anyone has to deal with breast cancer!!

  • leanve
    leanve Member Posts: 11
    edited October 2017

    69. Hate that anyone is diagnosed with bc but especially hate seeing posts with ages in the 40s or below

  • shaneswife828
    shaneswife828 Member Posts: 33
    edited October 2017

    I was diagnosed 2 days after my son's first birthday and 6 days before my 32nd. I have stage 1A TNBC and am BRCA1+. I had my bilateral 3 weeks after my 32nd Birthday. Start chemo the day before Halloween.

  • Melibear
    Melibear Member Posts: 2
    edited October 2017

    43

  • Beanie2017
    Beanie2017 Member Posts: 1
    edited October 2017

    53


  • peregrinelady
    peregrinelady Member Posts: 416
    edited October 2017

    52, but I found the lump right after I turned 51

  • Swede47
    Swede47 Member Posts: 1
    edited October 2017

    47


  • lilpea
    lilpea Member Posts: 6
    edited October 2017

    47

  • HoneyBadger47
    HoneyBadger47 Member Posts: 45
    edited October 2017

    47

  • Galsal
    Galsal Member Posts: 754
    edited October 2017

    December 2011 - Age 51. Turned 52 two weeks later.

  • Shenanigans08
    Shenanigans08 Member Posts: 9
    edited November 2017

    40

  • Shenanigans08
    Shenanigans08 Member Posts: 9
    edited November 2017

    40

  • Georgia1
    Georgia1 Member Posts: 188
    edited November 2017

    59

  • clariz
    clariz Member Posts: 14
    edited November 2017

    I was 46.

  • cindyny
    cindyny Member Posts: 1,344
    edited November 2017

    58

  • DanceSmartly
    DanceSmartly Member Posts: 10
    edited November 2017

    Diagnosed 2 weeks ago. I am 42.

  • minuteatatime
    minuteatatime Member Posts: 68
    edited November 2017

    51

  • chronicpain
    chronicpain Member Posts: 217
    edited December 2017

    Age 63

    Left, diagnosed September/October 2017, 0.9 mm on final surgical path, Stage I Grade 1, well-differentiated IDC, had lumpectomy and sentinel node biopsy 11/22/17, negative node, no bone mets on scan, could not tolerate breast MRI attempt

    ER and PR +, HER-, genetics ok, excellent Ki67 of under 5 %, so I am lucky I have a "good kind of breast cancer"

    Had negative mammograms every year starting at age 39 but stopped going four years ago because the chest wall pain I had from my autoimmune disease during breast and chest wall compression made them intolerable, I would almost pass out from pain even with use of mammopads. Mammo center did not want to do ultrasound unless they could do the full mammo, did not want the liability. I finally went to another center and was able to complete the mammo. BC has probably been growing slowly the last few years.


    ND girl who posted upthread about mammogram pain is right that the pain of mammograms deters many women from having them (even if they have insurance coverage, risks, and know they should).

    Now, am still getting opinions about whether to do radiation and/or anti-hormonal therapy because I also have a complex history of autoimmune diseases which is a relative contraindication to both, greater risk of side effects, and I already have chronic pain.




  • shellsatthebeach
    shellsatthebeach Member Posts: 50
    edited December 2017

    49