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    ‘ Too Young ’ FOR BREAST CANCER...

    Feb 05, 2020 4 minutes

    DURING a romantic fondle with her boyfriend, Samantha Reid from Virginia, USA discovered a lump on her breast; but after visiting her doctor she was told she was ‘too young’ for cancer and given antibiotics – until a biopsy later revealed she was stage four!

    Samantha, who works for a computer security company, was celebrating Valentine’s Day a day late on Friday 15, February 2019 when she noticed tenderness in her breast as her boyfriend, Gray, 22, hugged her.

    “My boyfriend and I were watching TV, and he started hugging me tightly. I noticed my left breast was sensitive and told him to stop squeezing so tight,” Samantha

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