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Cancer.

Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
My mum died of cancer in the early seventies.
It was becoming more and more common.
Now ...I know of half a dozen people with cancer of one form or another ...the youngest being a fourteen year old girl.
The oldest ...my brother in law in his sixties ...the others in their thirties and forites.
Cancer seems to be running amok as whoever I talk to tells me they also know of numerous people with it.
Are we now paying for Chernobyl with our health as was predicted by governbment scientists at the time?

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    Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru
    I don't know. :(

    Sorry to hear you've known so many people with cancer.

    Personally I don't know of many people with it. My friend's mum died of breast cancer aged 32, when we were both 8... Other than that I don't know of anyone else with it.

    My great gran apparently had it in her 80s but it isn't what she died of.

    I feel very lucky that I've not come across it more.
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