The breast cancer, that can be quite a scare, but you said that you just looked the symptoms up on the internet? That's like trying to diagnose a mental illness with a Dr. Seuss book, not very reliable. She may be getting sicker for a completely different reason. Perhaps not life threatening?

Now, you said she went to the doctor for a pain? I'm not sure where the pain is, but a pinched nerve is nothing to get all worked up about. Sure, if you pile on the diabetes, and the asthma, it seems pretty scary, but it's really nothing to fret about. I would just suggest coaxing her into going to the doctor again, and getting another check-up. I think you'll be surprised, as-well-as relieved. =)

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Can't we all just get along?
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I can understand where you're coming from, being worried and all, but just calm down a minute. I too have asthma, but so long as it's monitored, and she has routine check-ups, it's not that much of a problem. There are the occasional problems that occur when you have asthma, but usually when we're talking about someone over thirty... it's not so much of a problem. Diabetes is the same way. if she has routine check-ups, monitors her blood sugar and food intake, then that's livable.

The breast cancer, that can be quite a scare, but you said that you just looked the symptoms up on the internet? That's like trying to diagnose a mental illness with a Dr. Seuss book, not very reliable. She may be getting sicker for a completely different reason. Perhaps not life threatening?

Now, you said she went to the doctor for a pain? I'm not sure where the pain is, but a pinched nerve is nothing to get all worked up about. Sure, if you pile on the diabetes, and the asthma, it seems pretty scary, but it's really nothing to fret about. I would just suggest coaxing her into going to the doctor again, and getting another check-up. I think you'll be surprised, as-well-as relieved. =)

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ya but i cant help it i worry about EVERYTHING and i get panic attacks sometimes