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My mum has been diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer, what can i do/say to help?
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Be supportive: I am sorry to hear this. You should let your mother know that you love her and be supportive. Do some of the chores for her and pray for her health.
Answered 4/2/2013
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Breast Cancer: Inflammatory breast cancer is first treated with chemotherapy followed by surgery. Your mother will need your support. This can be difficult to treat. There are successful treatments of this type of breast cancer so be supportive and remain optimistic.
Answered 10/4/2016
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