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Pregnant with Breast Cancer Need Help Getting Word Out To Fing Survivors

Saw this on another forum and thought we could lend her a helping hand.

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A couple of weeks ago I was diagnosed, but the doctors know very little about how cancer acts during pregnancy. I had a masectomy six days ago and they are still confused by the results. The doctors believe it is stage 3 inflammatory but the pathology keeps coming back with no invasion.

I am trying to get my story to the front page on Digg, which will allow it to get seen by at 100 million people worldwide and hopefully get me in touch with other survivors. Please digg my article and ask everyone else in your contact circle to lend a hand by voting for my story (copy and paste the link below into your browser):

Diggers Help Pregnant Cancer Patient, She Names Son Digger

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Thank you very much,

Natalie Regoli

Future Cancer Survivor

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I had a friend who also had breast cancer when she was pregnant. She went ahead and had chemo and radiation and her child was born "normal." The baby is now about 8 years old and doing great!

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