Pregnancy No Hindrance to Breast Cancer Treatment, Study Says

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The spring of 2007 will forever stand out in the mind of 28-year-old Linda Sanchez of Laredo, Texas.
The Spring of 2007 will forever stand out in the mind of 28-year-old Linda Sanchez of Laredo, Tex. It was at this time that she found out that she was pregnant. But it was also in April of this year that she learned he had breast cancer.
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That was when she found out she was pregnant. But it was also in April 2007 that she learned she had breast cancer.
"It definitely was not expected," Sanchez recalled. "It was scary -- it was very, very scary, actually."
She had noticed the lump in her breast herself, and by the time a doctor examined it, it had developed into stage 2 breast cancer. To delay treatment would put her life at risk. But doctors at the time told her that to go forward with chemotherapy could pose a health threat for the baby growing inside her.
"My gynecologist at the time, she told me that I was not going to be able to keep the baby," she said.
Sanchez is not alone. Dr. George Perkins, an associate professor in the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's Department of Radiation Oncology, said a growing number of women face a breast cancer diagnosis while pregnant.

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[Henrywronger]

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