Is their a famous person who had breast cancer?
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That pop singer Kylie Minogue (sp?) survived it.......
479509
She died from breast cancer. I loved her in all those old movies...she was so talented!
611700
yes my mother died of breast cancer\nSHE WAS 30 WAS SHE DIAGNOSED\nPLEASE GO GET CHECKED OUT AND DO SELF EXAMINATIONS
315633
Her cancer originated in the appendix, although she eventually died of colorectal cancer.\n\nAudrey Hepburn's son, Sean Hepburn Ferrer, had this to say about his mother's cancer: "...her primary was in the appendix, and I guess that's too sharp a corner for those cameras to see it. And it didn't develop as a tumor mass. It developed sort of like a vellum that encased her entire intestine."
809155
Cancer in all forms.  It claims so many lives everyday.  I am currently watching my Papaw die from this horrible disease.  His has metastasized to his entire body, and watching him waste away and lose weight, have so much pain, and suffer absolutely kills me too.  I have also had many other friends and family members suffer with cancer, including my mother who had breast cancer.  I pray every day that a cure will be found for it.
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It could still be non-cancerous (benign), but her family history of breast cancer could mean that she also will have it at some point. Kylie Minogue and Anastacia had it, and they were young too. But please wait for the results and then deal with it when the time comes, find out all about the treatment options, most importantly find a doctor that your girlfriend is comfortable with. Treatment for breast cancer is so advanced nowadays, if it is caught early, there is a lot that can be done.
787932
Sleeping in a bra, has nothing to do with breast cancer.\n\nAlthough, it may be uncomfortable for her, that's about it.
131323
which famous singer are u???????? I know a few famous singers and my sister is one of them.
555536
Believe it or not, the safest way to go at the moment is surgury. If you just leave them, they could become malignant, where as, if you have surgury, the risk is far less. The same thing happened to my mother, and she had surgury and turned out fine. There was a history of breast cancer in her family, as both her mother and grandmother had it. I assure you, surgery is the best way to go. (My mother is looking over my shoulder, and she agrees. Actually, you're about her age, too.)
293850
Lots of people have said that over the years.  Pehaps the most famous is Angelina Jolie...because she has it tatooed just below her navel!
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I have always admired her for what she has done and achieved. She has gone from a young Aussie girl to a world class icon, it gives us Aussies inspiration that even though we live a million miles from anywhere, we can achieve something if we are to work hard for it! \n\nAlso her getting over cancer and letting us be so close to her while this was happening was unbelievable! She showed us that even though you are faced with this unbelievable hurdle in your life, there are people worse off then you (ie her visiting a third world country in the middle of her treatment, etc).\n\nYou Go Girl!
245153
I had breast cancer....go to your doctor asap  Best of luck..I AM DOING GREAT! YOU NEED A GOOD  SURGEON...I HAVE A GREAT ONE IN GEORGIA
334883
This report says they did have cancer...\n\nhttp://www.bioedonline.org/news/news.cfm?art=598
418863
I Don't think so. She had the dive of her life in 2000. Hard to duplicate that. Sorry
227058
Lol..I'm doing Famous Canadians for a history fair\n\nThese are from my notes:\n\n\n\nquote: "I'm not a dreamer, and I'm not saying this will initiate any kind of defenitive answer or cure to cancer, but i believe in miracles. I have to."\n\n-born in Winnipeg (1959)\n-raised in Port Coquitlam, B.C\n\n-was an active teenager, participated in many sports\n\n-18 when diagnosed with osteogenic sarcoma (bone cancer)\n-forced to have his right leg amputated 15cm above knee in 1977\n\n-during his hospital stay, he was overwhelmed with the pain the other cancer patients were going through, so he decided to run across Canada!..To raise money for cancer research. \n\n-his journey was named Marathon of Hope\n\n-started run in St.John, Newfoundland, April 2nd 1980\n\n-ran 42 km (26 miles) per day through Atlantic Provinces, Quebec and Ontario\n\n-Sept. 1st, 143 days and 5373 km (3339 miles) he was forced to stop running cause cancer appeared in his lungs\n\n-$360 million worldwide has been raised for cancer research\nthrough Terry's name so far\n\n-died June 28th, 1981, at age 22
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This is interesting because I saw recently that there is a trend for female breast cancer survivors to opt for extravagant tattooing of their chest versus having breast reconstruction surgery.  I don't believe it is illegal for them to be topless in public as I did see their tattoos on a nationally televised show.  I believe it is actually nipple exposure for women that is illegal.
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pink is for breast cancer victims .