A stranger’s compliment led to a life-saving cancer diagnosis

So the compliment was about an indent in her breast? That makes no sense. However, glad she’s cancer free now 🌸

So what was the compliment?? Story written by an incompetent writer!!!

Hi, wow you’re so pretty and what a lovely indent on your breast

I dont bother anymore... I had stage 4 cancer survived.. but not without a lot of health issues now. it ruined my lungs, and it was head cancer. I got 3 autoimmune diseases from it.. MS... Lupus and graves . from radiation and chemotherapy. it burned my thyroid out .. had to have all the valves replaced in my heart.. I am so exhausted all the time and I will never do cancer treatments again.

HOW DID "A strangers compliment led to a" cancer diagnosis?

"Laina, an oncology nurse, has been enjoying a sunny day at the beach with her boyfriend, Lewis, when they popped into an ice-cream shop. As the girl behind the counter admired her swimsuit, Laina looked down to say thanks, only to spot a small indent in her left breast. “When I got home, I started feeling around, and sure enough, there was about a one-inch tumour,” said Laina, from Wilmington, North Carolina."

So happy you beat the cancer🙏🙏🙏. YES, a big misdiagnose in our family. MY BIL was treated for 1 1/2 years for sciatic nerve pain by his primary doctor, he then was sent a pain clinic. They did an MRI, found a huge tumor on his coccyx spinal area. The oncologist told him that he was too far gone, so chemotherapy or radiation would not help. He was given about 4 months to live. It has been 3 months, he weighed 172, now he weighs less than 100. He is one of the most kind and respectful man I know. All I can do is pray for him and my sister. 🙏🙏🙏

Guess what, doctors? Women live in their bodies. We know our own bodies! Trust us when we say that there is something not right.🌸

What was the compliment??? And the headline is senseless. A”life saving cancer diagnosis”??? She wasn’t saved from the diagnosis. She WAS diagnosed with cancer

I’ve was diagnosed with fibrocystic breasts early on and have had 1 aspiration and 3 excisions (first one at 26 or so). Luckily all turned out to be fibroadenomas. Last year, before my 47th bday, felt large hard mass in my right breast. Figured it was same thing, so I made my appointments, but I didn’t tell my mother. I did all my testing and such while my mum was planning a trip to Costa Rica that I vehemently opposed going on. The day she arrived (2 September), I received the call “You have stage 2 invasive ductal carcinoma.” My response: “That sounds like a a lot of words for cancer.” She said yes. I said, “I can’t have cancer, my mother’s out of the country.” My mother was PISSED because I kept it from her, but she was back before my first appointment w/ the surgeon. I had my DMX in Nov 2024 w/ tissue exp,12 rounds of chemo, exchange on Mon 25aug before my bday, Hair is growing back. Appetite has returned and getting stronger day by day. Most importantly, feeling more myself.