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After Breast Cancer, I Had to Learn How to Live in My Body Again
- At age 36, the writer was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a mastectomy.
- The writer says the surgery removed part of their body to save their life and took away feeling in their chest.
- Although their chest healed medically, the writer describes it as unfamiliar and disconnected from the rest of their body.
- The writer says surviving cancer brought both gratitude and grief, and healing did not immediately make them feel whole again.
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After Breast Cancer, I Had to Learn How to Live in My Body Again
(BPT) - When I was diagnosed with breast cancer at 36, I didn't think of a mastectomy as an amputation. But that's exactly what it is. A part of my body was removed to save my life. And with it…
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