'I'm fortunate I survived a stage 4 diagnosis when so many didn't make it'
Her GP arranged a mammogram and within two weeks Lynette was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer. I'd triple negative breast cancer, I also had the Braca gene, external, and I was being given the same treatment and chemotherapy that all other breast cancer patients were given. We were all lumped in together and treated the same," she said.
- ▪Her GP arranged a mammogram and within two weeks Lynette was diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer.
- ▪I'd triple negative breast cancer, I also had the Braca gene, external, and I was being given the same treatment and chemotherapy that all other breast cancer patients were given.
- ▪We were all lumped in together and treated the same," she said.
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| Publication time | Tue, 28 Jul 2026 23:00:07 GMT |
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'I'm fortunate I survived a stage 4 diagnosis when so many didn't make it'Image caption, Lynette McHendry is now eight years in breast cancer remissionPublished5 minutes agoIt's been a decade of treatments, trials and many tears for Lynette McHendry – but also hope and resilience.Diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer 10 years ago, aged 37, she has defied the odds to face down a disease that made her feel "invisible", while also fighting for access to the treatment that ultimately saved her life, but was not available to her in Northern Ireland.Ten years ago, a stage four cancer diagnosis may have felt like a "death sentence," but Lynette's story also points towards the advancements in treatment and drugs, which she believes will allow more women to live longer with the…
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