NO family history

disneyfan2008
disneyfan2008 Member Posts: 6,583 Member

I see many post NO FAMILY history-as my family-i am the first and ONLY happy to say.

 

I am just wondering how many on here-are the first having BC/ no famiily history at all?

 

Denise

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  • Elaine_wi
    Elaine_wi Member Posts: 124 Member
    edited August 2017 #2
    No family history

    No one has cancer of any kind in my family history

  • Teach76
    Teach76 Member Posts: 354 Member
    No BC

    1st in my family for BC.  Family history was colon.  Hopefully, first and last - three daughters.

    Kathy

  • LarkAlexis
    LarkAlexis Member Posts: 13
    No family history.

    I don't know of anyone else in my family who had breast cancer either. As a matter of fact, I didn't have ANY of the "risk factors" that many nurses quizzed me about.

     

  • Kfetch
    Kfetch Member Posts: 1
    edited August 2017 #5
    I have a very strong family

    I have a very strong family history, mother x3, gramma, and 3 aunts. My mother went thru hell with a lumpectomy and a mastectomy with chemo twice. I had the BRAC 1 and 2 done which showed no cancer genes. Low and behold a lump was found about 7 years later, I am 2 years past a double mastectomy and 5 years since colorectal  cancer stage III.  I have had every genetic test done and they have all been negative. 

  • Ladylacy
    Ladylacy Member Posts: 773 Member
    edited August 2017 #6
    No family history

    My younger sister was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer 14 years ago and is a survivor.  She was the first with cancer in our family.   No one else had or has bc in my immediate family.  My mother's youngest sister with esophageal cancer, she didn't survive.  Neither had any markers for cancer.  They didn't smoke or drink.  

  • Rague
    Rague Member Posts: 3,653 Member
    edited August 2017 #7
    No 'family' hx

    There is no HX of cancer of any typef cancer that I know of on either side of my family for at least 4 generations.

    But - I'm IBC.

  • disneyfan2008
    disneyfan2008 Member Posts: 6,583 Member
    Thanks for the replies-I also

    Thanks for the replies-I also have ulcertive colitis (NOT on either side of my family) so my adult girls are not happy, I started the ball rolling. HOPEFULLY they never have to worry about either issue.

     

    Densie

  • LouisaP
    LouisaP Member Posts: 62
    The majority of breast cancer

    The majority of breast cancer diagnoses have no family history. The way things sound it makes us think that it would be the other way around. At least that's what I thought.

  • sea60
    sea60 Member Posts: 2,613
    edited September 2017 #10
    I'm the first

    No family history of breast cancer.

  • HapB
    HapB Member Posts: 527
    LouisaP said:

    The majority of breast cancer

    The majority of breast cancer diagnoses have no family history. The way things sound it makes us think that it would be the other way around. At least that's what I thought.

    90% not genetic

    BC can br genetic, but most of the time, it is not.

  • Apaugh
    Apaugh Member Posts: 850 Member
    edited September 2017 #12
    Cancer huge in my family

    Both sides of the family.  Many many different types. 

  • No family history of breast cancer

    I am a DES daughter however. But uually DES causes breast cancer in the Moms that took it & ovarian cancer in the daughters whose Mom's took it. Hope I don't ever have cancer of any kind ever again! I had Paget's of the nipple/areola as well as DCIS Stage 0 in milk ducts & lobules in same breast. I did take birth control pills for 33 years (Which I am wondering if caused cancer) and believe I am pre-menopausal if not actully in menopause. 53 years old. Dr stopped my BC pills when I was diagnosed (July 29) and I haven't had a period since then. Guess I'm grateful for the Paget's because it's what helped me catch the DCIS so soon. I also had NONE of the 'red flags' that nurses & Drs asked me about. For 3 weeks, they thought my reddened, indented nipple was caused by a new body wash I had used - until a biopsy was finally ordered......

  • Livyzmom75
    Livyzmom75 Member Posts: 1
    edited September 2017 #14
    no family history

    no family history here either...I am 41 and was diagnosed with IDC HR2+ ER/PR + Stage 3 

    Will have genetic testing in January . I start chemo in 3 weeks. this has been life-changing..but I will become a survivor Laughing

  • GreeneyedGirl
    GreeneyedGirl Member Posts: 1,077
    One & only~☆

    And I hope it stays that way!

    M~

  • disneyfan2008
    disneyfan2008 Member Posts: 6,583 Member
    edited October 2017 #16
    thanks for the replie..

    thanks for the replie..

  • Tux
    Tux Member Posts: 544
    NO BC HISTORY
     

    NO BC HISTORY

     

  • disneyfan2008
    disneyfan2008 Member Posts: 6,583 Member
    edited November 2017 #18
    all of us with no family

    all of us with no family history should go play lotto- with the chances we have

     

  • Hope4ly
    Hope4ly Member Posts: 4
    edited February 2018 #19
    No Family Hx Breast Cancer

    Hello:

    I know this is an old post. But, I am new to the community (registered 2/10/18). I came across this thread in my search on Breast Cancer, though it was a subject that ought to be revived, since my doctor shared with me statistics on the of number of Cancer cases that happen to be persons with no family history of Breast Cancer.

    I found this quit troubling to say the least.  Unfortunately, I happen to fall in to this category.

    I hope this topic of no familiy history of Breast Cancer will be revived again and gain momentum.

    Thank you for allowing me to include my two cents to revived the topic.  Livestrong and take care.

  • anniemshe
    anniemshe Member Posts: 91 Member
    No BC

    no one in my Family have this disease. Looks like I’m the first and hopefully the last. I wouldn’t wish this on anyone

  • Mfren
    Mfren Member Posts: 2
    edited July 2018 #21
    No family history

    There is no family history of breast cancer, or ANY cancer in my family.  I did have genetic testing done and thankfully was negative.  Since I have a daughter and 3 sisters, that was good news.

    Mon