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Hi. I have a story for DCIS noninvasive. In other words in situ. That is my understanding of what DCIS is. All the info I have read is that it may or may not become a)cancer for real and b) invasive. If you have invasive I understand that the carcinoma or what ever has broken out of the duct walls and is invading breast tissue. Truly clarify with your doctor exactly what your condition means. Stage 2 is more serious I believe than my stage 0 diagnosis 6 months ago. However doctors wanted to treat me much more aggressively and I refused. In fact I am getting additional opinions. I thought I was responding to an entry for DCIS (a precondition for DC invasive. I wish you all the luck with this and we can continue to talk further if u like. Two websites dealing with breast cancer issues are Donnas Journey under DCIS google search and Marnie Clark both have been of enormous help to me. Also the 1st has tons of research reading material on cancer how it works and preventing it. I also recommend looking into Paul Stamets research on mushrooms for immune system protection.

For the person with DCIS non invasive. Contact me at litlady1@icloud.com

You have come to the right place for support and to ask questions. Prayers for you.

Hello, I also have IDC with her2-, er & pr +. Dx'd in Aug.
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