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writes:hi,I wanna to ask, i have a friend who maybe has breast cancer but she 21 year old. What are chance of her to live and how can I support her but not give her moneybut then again i dont know if she telling truth or not thx
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reader, anonymous, writes (12 November 2007): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionhi,u know how i can get someone to help her to live instead of me giving her money?craig
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reader, dapone 1 +, writes (11 November 2007):
 hi.
You really need to find out if she has BC first, only she can tell you the stage she is at present, the only thing you can do is be close to her and comfort when she needs it, is she taking medication or attending chemotherapy clinics, best you find out before you worry to much.
I hope that she is not making this condition up, it is a sad state of affair to be in if she is seeking attention in this manner, you really need to talk to her and find out what she is / or not going through, talk to her then make your own decision what the truth really is, until you find out the truth then you should not be giving her any money, the NHS is very good with breast cancer patience.
Hope this will help you
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 November 2007): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionalso it important issue as well
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reader, pained +, writes (11 November 2007):
You can support her, by being there for her, when she needs you. If you don't trust her, as regards being truthful, then really you need to question the level of friendship that you have with her.
Has she visited a counsellor yet? If not, perhaps you could help her find one and accompany her, to the session, if she wants you to.
Only her oncologist will be able to tell her what her prognosis is.
Support isn't all about money; it's about being there, when you are needed most.
Good luck
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reader, rkz +, writes (11 November 2007):
I'm not sure why you'd need to give her any money. NHS & Social Services will take care of her in that regard.
Her chances of survival are pretty high (over 80%).
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