Julia Bradbury 収容する／認めるs she 始める，決めるs time aside every day 'to have a little cry' に引き続いて breast 癌 diagnosis... and that she 恐れるs 'death and the unknown' ahead of mastectomy

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Julia Bradbury has 詳細（に述べる）d how 'upsetting' she has 設立する 存在 診断するd with breast 癌 and that she 恐れるs 'death and the unknown'.

The TV presenter, 51, will を受ける a?mastectomy, and told Hello! Magazine how getting her 生体検査 results is 影響する／感情ing her.

'恐れる of death is what you think of when you first hear the 癌 word. Then it's 恐れる of the unknown. Then there's a grieving 過程, 同様に, and 不信,' she told the 出版（物）. 'I don't know - nobody does - what を待つs me on the other 味方する. I don't know if the 癌 has spread or if I'm going to need chemo...'

Honest: Julia Bradbury has 詳細（に述べる）d how 'upsetting' she has 設立する 存在 診断するd with breast 癌 and that she 恐れるs 'death and the unknown'

The?Countryfile 星／主役にする went on: 'I'm going through this on a 深く，強烈に personal level and I've 設立する it incredibly upsetting. I'm seeing a counsellor and taking every 利用できる help and 親切 that's been 申し込む／申し出d to me.

'At the moment I'm 存在 very 連隊d with my time. There is me-time, walking time, and the time in the day when I have a little cry. Then it's: "Okay, come on. Let's carry on with 準備するing the 団体／死体 for what's coming my way..."'

Julia spoke to This Morning's?Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield about her 近づいている 手続き last week, and said she got the call about the date while she was working on a forest segment for the ITV show.

Phillip said: 'You got that call whilst you were doing the forest films for us?'

She said: '恐れる of death is what you think of when you first hear the 癌 word. Then it's 恐れる of the unknown. Then there's a grieving 過程, 同様に, and 不信...'

Candid: Julia made her final live TV 外見 before she を受けるs a mastectomy に引き続いて her breast 癌 diagnosis on Thursday's This Morning

Julia replied: 'Yes. And it wasn't that I didn't want to come and see you [at that time] in the studio and talk about it, it's that I 手配中の，お尋ね者 to [continue filming] and be in the woodlands and finish that 一連の films for you, because they are really important for people to feel the love for nature.'

Explaining how this is the last live TV before her 操作／手術, Julia 追加するd, 'Yes, this is my last live TV before the op so I will see you on the other 味方する.'

Holly replied: 'We're sending you so much love and they are beautiful films so thank you very much.'?

The entire show was 現在のd from a?multi acre forest which ITV 購入（する）d earlier this year?to encourage テレビ視聴者s to think 異なって に向かって nature 同様に as to show how the series' 責任／義務 for the woodland will play a small but 効果的な part in helping the 惑星.

Interview:?The Countryfile 星／主役にする, 51, spoke to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield about her 近づいている 手続き and said she got the call about the date while she was working on a forest segment for the ITV show

Julia said:?I 手配中の，お尋ね者 to [continue filming] and be in the woodlands and finish that 一連の films for you, because they are really important for people to feel the love for nature'

Julia?received her Covid booster jab on Monday ahead of an 近づいている mastectomy 操作／手術 fo llowing her 破滅的な breast 癌 diagnosis.

The presenter took to Instagram to 株 a clip of herself in the ワクチン centre as she told her 信奉者s she would need to be 'as 安全な as possible' if she is to を受ける chemotherapy or 放射（能） 治療s in the 未来.

She told how she had '重さを計るd up the 危険s' and that getting the jab was the 'best thing' to keep her and her loved ones 安全な.

She penned in the caption: 'Not long until I have my 操作／手術 & 感謝する for my booster ワクチン. Do I love it? No... But I've 重さを計るd up the 危険s (before my breast 癌 diagnosis & since) & for me & other people, the vax is the best thing to keep me, my loved ones & the people I come into 接触する with 安全な.?

She 追加するd:?'This is my last live TV before the op so I will see you on the other 味方する'

'明白に my 最近の 癌 diagnosis has 影響（力）d my thought 過程, but if I need chemo/放射（能） I'm going to need to be as 安全な as possible from #COVID19.

'Professor Sharon Peacock the (n)役員／(a)執行力のある director of the Covid-19 UK Genomics 国際借款団／連合 has just said in a 最近の interview:?

'''If we don't vaccinate as many people (as possible around the world) & there is uncontrolled 伝達／伝染 & 感染, then that is the 権利 training ground for the ウイルス''.'

In the clip she 追加するd: 'I feel very 感謝する I've been able to have it. Thank you NHS', as she gave a thumbs up.

勇敢に立ち向かう:?Julia received her Covid booster jab on Monday ahead of her 操作／手術

Difficult times:?She penned in the caption: 'Not long until I have my 操作／手術 & 感謝する for my booster ワクチン'

Julia recently broke 負かす／撃墜する in 涙／ほころびs as she spoke of her 近づいている 操作／手術 during an 外見 on Woman's Hour.

'Very quickly your life changes and there is this 微光 that the first thing you think about is death and the worst possible シナリオ', she said.

The 新聞記者／雑誌記者 - who has children Zeph, 10, and twins Zena and Xanthe, six, with husband Gerard Cunningham - 設立する a lump in her breast last year which 証明するd to be a benign cluster of cysts.

She had to have another mammogram this year and though that didn't return anything unusual, doctors 設立する a 影をつくる／尾行する at her follow-up 任命.

勇敢に立ち向かう: Of telling her daughters, Julia said: 'It was the hardest conversation that I've ever had to have in my life. I really had to steel myself to be strong'

Speaking of the first 調印するs, Julia said: 'About a year ago I noticed a lump in my breast. I was away on a work trip and then I （機の）カム 支援する and we went into lockdown.

'I 収容する／認める I was a little bit sloppy. It took me a month until I spoke to my GP, who I've known since I was 18.

'急速な／放蕩な-今後 a year I still had a lump, and I had something called micro cysts.

'I was told to keep an 注目する，もくろむ on them which I did. I went for my follow mammogram which I 主張するd on having. I told them I had this 苦痛 that I could feel in my lump.'

'It wasn't until the third physical examination that a doctor discovered a 影をつくる／尾行する which turned out to be a 'tiny lump'.

Teary: During an 外見 on Woman's Hour, Julia said:?'Very quickly your life changes and there is this 微光 that the first thing you think about is death and the worst possible シナリオ' (pictured during a 最近の check up)

Julia needed to have a mammogram 権利 away. 'Within minutes I was having a 生体検査, that's when I knew I was on a different path,' she said.

'That was the first moment I felt sadness and 恐れる because everything just changed so quickly, but of course that's what happens with 癌.'

Breaking 負かす／撃墜する in 涙／ほころびs, the presenter said: 'Anybody who has been through this will know that you can't help feel 恐れる and I'm somebody who is very 肯定的な and I'm taking it one step at a time. Human instinct.

'The first thing I thought about was my children.'

Emma Barnett went on to ask how Julia went about how she and her husband Gerard 株d her diagnosis with their two children.

'We waited to tell the children because they were about to start school, we 手配中の，お尋ね者 to get them in a 安定した place,' she said.

'It was the hardest conversation that I've ever had to have in my life. I really had to steel myself to be strong but show that you're 攻撃を受けやすい 同様に.

'One of my little girls said: "Can I still 抱擁する you mummy?" and I said "of course you can, I'll need your 抱擁するs more than ever".'

The Dublin-born 星／主役にする 認める her brain 'started to 爆発する' when she was given the 破滅的な diagnosis and she's now 準備するing to を受ける a mastectomy to 除去する her left breast next month, while 外科医s will also 除去する tissue from her lymph nodes to 設立する whether the 癌 has spread.

She said: 'My 外科 is 調書をとる／予約するd for October, 明白に it's a 抱擁する thing for women. To lose a breast is a 大規模な 外傷／ショック to our emotional 明言する／公表する.'

一方／合間 Phillip Schofield sent out his 井戸／弁護士席 wishes to Julia on This Morning.

Phil said: 'Everyone here at This Morning sends their love. Lots of love to you Julia.'

The former 監視者 host 認める her brain 'started to 爆発する' when she was given the 破滅的な diagnosis and she's now 準備するing to を受ける a mastectomy to 除去する her left breast next month, while 外科医s will also 除去する tissue from her lymph nodes to 設立する whether the 癌 has spread.

Although Julia has been told her 'sizeable tumour' could be 'trouble to 扱う／治療する' because of where it is positioned, she is 希望に満ちた that it's been caught 早期に enough to 扱う／治療する.

She told Mail On Sunday: 'I have to hope I have caught 地雷 早期に enough.

'A mastectomy is a 粉々にするing thing to go through but it means that I am going to live and be here for my children.'

But the presenter is trying not to look too far into the 未来 and is 簡単に 焦点（を合わせる）d on the next step of her 治療.

She said: '癌 has so many points, the diagnosis seems like everything, but it isn't. It puts you on a pathway and you have to navigate that while 持つ／拘留するing 支援する your emotions so you are not 圧倒するd all the time.

'権利 now I'm 簡単に 焦点（を合わせる）d on having 外科 because I don't know how I am going to be, if I will have more 癌 to を取り引きする, how I will 対処する with 回復, how life will feel afterwards.'

Call the Macmillan Support Line on 0808 808 00 00 for more （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状）.

Breast 癌 is one of the most ありふれた 癌s in the world and 影響する／感情s more than two MILLION women a year

Breast 癌 is one of the most ありふれた 癌s in the world. Each year in the UK there are more than 55,000 new 事例／患者s, and the 病気 （人命などを）奪う，主張するs the lives of 11,500 women. In the US, it strikes 266,000 each year and kills 40,000.?But what 原因（となる）s it and how can it be 扱う／治療するd?

What is breast 癌?

It comes from a cancerous 独房 which develops in the lining of a 導管 or lobule in one of the breasts.

When the breast 癌 has spread into surrounding tissue it is called 'invasive'. Some people are 診断するd with 'carcinoma in situ', where no 癌 独房s have grown beyond the 導管 or lobule.

Most 事例／患者s develop in those over the age of 50 but younger women are いつかs 影響する／感情d. Breast 癌 can develop in men, though this is rare.

行う／開催する／段階ing 示すs how big the 癌 is and whether it has spread. 行う／開催する／段階 1 is the earliest 行う／開催する／段階 and 行う／開催する／段階 4 means the 癌 has spread to another part of the 団体／死体.

The cancerous 独房s are graded from low, which means a slow growth, to high, which is 急速な／放蕩な-growing.?High-grade 癌s are more likely to come 支援する after they have first been 扱う／治療するd.

What 原因（となる）s breast 癌?

A cancerous tumour starts from one 異常な 独房. The exact 推論する／理由 why a 独房 becomes cancerous is 不明瞭な. It is thought that something 損害賠償金 or alters 確かな 遺伝子s in the 独房. This makes the 独房 異常な and multiply 'out of 支配（する）／統制する'.

Although breast 癌 can develop for no 明らかな 推論する／理由, there are some 危険 factors that can 増加する the chance, such as genetics.

What are the symptoms of breast 癌?

The usual first symptom is a painless lump in the breast, although most are not cancerous and are fluid filled cysts, which are benign.?

The first place that breast 癌 usually spreads to is the lymph nodes in the armpit. If this occurs you will develop a swelling or lump in an armpit.

How is breast 癌 診断するd?

• 初期の 査定／評価: A doctor 診察するs the breasts and armpits. They may do 実験（する）s such as a mammography, a special x-ray of the breast tissue which can 示す the 可能性 of tumours.
• 生体検査: A 生体検査 is when a small 見本 of tissue is 除去するd from a part of the 団体／死体. The 見本 is then 診察するd under a microscope to look for 異常な 独房s. The 見本 can 確認する or 支配する out 癌.

If you are 確認するd to have breast 癌, その上の 実験（する）s may be needed to 査定する／（税金などを）課す if it has spread. For example, 血 実験（する）s, an ultrasound ざっと目を通す of the 肝臓 or a chest X-ray.

How is breast 癌 扱う／治療するd?

治療 選択s which may be considered 含む 外科, chemotherapy, 放射線療法 and hormone 治療. Often a combination of two or more of these 治療s are used.

• 外科: Breast-保存するing 外科 or the 除去 of the 影響する／感情d breast depending on the size of the tumour.
• 放射線療法: A 治療 which uses high energy beams of 放射（能） 焦点（を合わせる）d on cancerous tissue. This kills 癌 独房s, or stops them from multiplying. It is おもに used in 新規加入 to 外科.
• Chemotherap y: A 治療 of 癌 by using anti-癌 麻薬s which kill 癌 独房s, or stop them from multiplying.
• Hormone 治療s: Some types of breast 癌 are 影響する／感情d by the '女性（の）' hormone oestrogen, which can 刺激する the 癌 独房s to divide and multiply. 治療s which 減ずる the level of these hormones, or 妨げる them from working, are 一般的に used in people with breast 癌.

How successful is 治療?

The 見通し is best in those who are 診断するd when the 癌 is still small, and has not spread. Surgical 除去 of a tumour in an 早期に 行う／開催する／段階 may then give a good chance of cure.

The 決まりきった仕事 mammography 申し込む／申し出d to women between the ages of 50 and 70 means more breast 癌s are 存在 診断するd and 扱う／治療するd at an 早期に 行う／開催する／段階.

For more （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） visit breastcancernow.org or call its 解放する／自由な helpline on 0808 800 6000