FAMOUS, BEAUTIFUL, AND FIT PELOTON INSTRUCTOR LEANNE HAINSBY HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER AT AGE 35. Daniel Whyte III President of Gospel Light Society International says, what this story is saying to you is that you can be one hundred percent fit and without one ounce of fat on your body and look healthy and good and still get stricken with a deadly disease and even die. We are praying that Mrs. Hainsby recovers and does not die. But, please understand the Holy Word of God, the Bible, says “And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.” So, Mrs. Hainsby and my dear friends, save yourselves from this untoward generation and from the eternal burning hell by believing on none other than the Son of God and the King of kings the Lord Jesus Christ, who said the most loving words ever said in the history of the world to mankind, the most magnificent words ever said in the history of the world to mankind, and the most important words ever said in the history of the world to mankind: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”

Leanne Hainsby in 2021 / John Phillips – Getty Image

FAMOUS, BEAUTIFUL, AND FIT PELOTON INSTRUCTOR LEANNE HAINSBY HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER AT AGE 35. Daniel Whyte III President of Gospel Light Society International says, what this story is saying to you is that you can be one hundred percent fit and without one ounce of fat on your body and look healthy and good and still get stricken with a deadly disease and even die. We are praying that Mrs. Hainsby recovers and does not die. But, please understand the Holy Word of God, the Bible, says “And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.” So, Mrs. Hainsby and my dear friends, save yourselves from this untoward generation and from the eternal burning hell by believing on none other than the Son of God and the King of kings the Lord Jesus Christ, who said the most loving words ever said in the history of the world to mankind, the most magnificent words ever said in the history of the world to mankind, and the most important words ever said in the history of the world to mankind: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”

Breast cancer in women under 45 is not common, but it happens.

The surprising news that 35-year-old Peloton instructor Leanne Hainsby was diagnosed with breast cancer back in August puts the spotlight on younger women with the disease.

“The whole thing is so eerie and bizarre,” said Paul Baron, MD, who, in addition to being chief of breast surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, is a Peloton member and does 80% of his rides with Hainsby. On his recent birthday, he got up at 2 a.m. to do a ride with her (it was 7 a.m. in the UK, where Hainsby is based). During the ride, she mentioned that she was going to chemotherapy after the session.

Breast cancer in women under 45 is not common, but it happens. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 9% of the 264,000 new cases of breast cancer diagnosed in the US each year are in women under the age of 45. In the UK, about 5,000 women younger than 45 get breast cancer each year, according to the British charity Breast Cancer Care. That’s about 11% of all new cases of the disease.

Younger women who are diagnosed with breast cancer are more likely to get it from hereditary genes than older women are. But not all cases are hereditary. In general, the majority of breast cancer cases are not due to genetics, and people often don’t have a family history of the disease.

Hainsby posted on Facebook that she found a lump in her breast two days after her best friend’s funeral. She visited one doctor who dismissed her concerns.

A second doctor ordered tests and, indeed, found a malignant tumor. She was scheduled for surgery and has completed 12 weeks of chemotherapy, all the while continuing to exercise and teach. “Chemo is no joke,” she wrote.

Chemotherapy’s side effects can include hair loss, serious nausea, vomiting, and fatigue.

While treatment largely depends on the type of cancer and stage, younger women are more likely to get chemotherapy than older women. “The data shows that younger women who get chemo survive longer, whereas there is no survival advantage with chemo in older women,” Baron said.

Hainsby will probably preserve much of her long blonde hair thanks to wearing a cold cap during treatment, she said. These are tight skull caps that contain a cold gel or liquid that seem to work by constricting blood vessels to minimize how much chemo penetrates the hair follicles.

Cold caps, she wrote on Facebook, are also “no joke.” Hainsby also posted that she “was lucky enough to be given time ahead of chemotherapy to do a round of IVF.” That means she and her fiancé, Ben Alldis, a fellow Peloton instructor, may be able to start a family. “There’s a high likelihood that chemotherapy can affect fertility,” Baron said. “This can have a huge impact on younger women’s lives.”

Source: Buzzfeed, Amanda Gardner

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