Mother discovered breast cancer while breastfeeding her baby feeding the child and thanks to this she was saved from a fatal disease. This is reported by The Mirror.
30-year-old Amy Palmer discovered a lump when she was breastfeeding her five-month-old son Lenny. An Englishwoman went to the doctor for an examination.
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At first, the doctors told the patient that her milk duct was blocked, but further tests confirmed the mother's worst fears: she had breast cancer. She and her husband Colin burst into tears when they learned this diagnosis. Family and friends were also very worried about them.
Palmer underwent long-term treatments, including a lumpectomy, six courses of chemotherapy, and 18 courses of radiation therapy. As a result, she managed to defeat the disease. Now the Englishwoman motivates other women to have regular breast examinations.
“It always seems like this won't happen to you until it happens. It was a shock, “she said.
Paynton stressed that breast cancer can start at any age. “I would like screening tests to be offered to all women over the age of 18. It can save many lives, ”she said. The Englishwoman said that now the disease seems to her like a dream: she herself finds it difficult to believe that she went through this ordeal.
Now Palmer appreciates life more and has made a list of desires that she wants to fulfill before death. In particular, she plans to take part in the Disney princess race, jump with a parachute, participate in the London Marathon and travel to New York.
Earlier it was reported that a resident of the Scottish city of Inveruri believes that the decision to apply self-tanning saved her from a deadly disease. While applying self-tanning mousse, a woman discovered a plum-sized lump in her left breast.