You are right WWM. My GP told me that older post menopausal women have much better outcomes from bc. than younger women. I hadn’t heard of her either, but whoever it is, it’s so sad for everyone in this situation.
Sarah Harding was only vaguely on my radar but for any young woman to succumb to such an awful disease is nothing but a tragedy. I’m so sorry for her family, too.
Last summer, Sarah announced that her cancer had spread. I think she said it was terminal then. And in March said she wouldn't see this Christmas. Awful that she knew so far in advance, but perhaps last August, 12 more months would have been a plus. RIP Sarah
My daughter developed breast cancer age 35. Grade three ,stage three. Horrendous treatment and a recurrence ( fortunately local ) six years later. She is forty nine now and I am grateful for every day she remains well.
Sorry. That sounded "all about me" It was meant to give hope to others going through cancer treatment. Sarah's cancer had spread before she was diagnosed and stage four is treatable but not curable.