When your doctor tells you you have cancer, what do you think?

Do you tell your family?

Or do you tell them to just sit tight and hope for the best?

Hilarious!

So let’s try to answer this question.

If your doctor told you to wait for it to clear up, what would you do?

We have a few ideas that we have been trying to share with you that you can think of and share with others.

But first, a little background.

Breast cancer is an extremely aggressive form of the disease that affects around 2% of the world’s population.

Most of the time, breast cancer patients are diagnosed within a year or two of diagnosis, and many people recover.

However, when it is diagnosed late, there is no treatment, and some patients may have to live with an increased risk of relapsing and dying.

Hilariously, the condition is often called “breast carcinoma” because it has been called “cancer” by many people.

But that name doesn’t actually describe what it is.

Breast Cancer is a type of cancer that does not cause any visible symptoms.

It is not cancerous in the traditional sense.

It does not have any known causes and is not associated with any medical condition.

Instead, it is caused by the same cells and genes that cause breast cancer.

But what are the symptoms?

There are many different types of symptoms, and symptoms may vary depending on which type of breast cancer you have.

In some cases, the symptoms may include: Pain or tenderness in your breasts.