oKAY so i'm somewhat okay they don't believe it's a tumor and I get to live. bUT it is something they cannot identify so i'm just in pain with a lump in my chest so yay for me. But I am going back to the doctors in like 2 days.

  And I am concerned for you guys so here are lists on how to keep yourself cancer free, how to identify breast cancer, and things breast cancer is commonly mistaken for.

  The first very important thing is to check your chesticles every week or so, just like squeeze them or something. Make sure everything is normal and nothing has changed, if something has changed, call your doctor and see when you can see them.

 Now here are some common ages and symptoms for breast cancer. 

  REALLY common ages are right here ~*~

and just because there is a very low rate with your age doesn't mean it can't happen so always check still. 

It's pretty obvious people born with boobs will experience this but it can still happen to people born without.

Some signs or symptoms of breast cancer are ~*~

*small, almost bead like bumps in le boob and near the armpit

*REALLY large pores, almost an orange's texture.

*bloody, white, or some kind of discharge from the nipple.

* inverted nipple, this one sounds really weird but all it looks like is your nipple trying to go back inside of you.

*or just discomfort.

*also redness or swollen lymph nodes

if you don't know what a normal lymph node looks like, it's like the space behind and below your ear

SOMETHING REALLY IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER IS THAT NOT EVERY BUMP ON YOUR BOOB IS CANCER. Some things it can be mistaken for and it's symptoms are ~*~

*Fibrocystic Breast Disease or Fibrocystic Breasts

     some signs of this are breast lumps, change in breast texture, or swelling.

*Breast Cyst

     a cyst is a little fluid filled sack in the body, usually small one form around the hands and are not dangerous in any way. A breast cyst may feel like a grape or water balloon, or feel firm. There may be more than one cyst. Basically a lump under the skin.

*Fibroadenoma (I was like 90% sure this is what I had but nOOO)

     Literally a lump in ya boob. It moves at the touch and is chronic, lasts all of your life but can be removed by a doctor. Very common for ages 14- 18.

I KNOW THIS was kinda a personal/"gross" chapter. But it's life and your health. Look after yourselves loves, J out.