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Amanda Peet Opens Up About Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Amanda Peet shares her experience of telling her three kids about her breast cancer diagnosis. Despite the challenging timing, her family rallied together, with the older daughters reacting with support and concern. Peet emphasizes the importance of early detection, as her stage one, HER2-negative cancer requires no chemotherapy.

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Amanda Peet Opens Up About Breast Cancer Diagnosis

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Amanda Peet Opens Up About Breast Cancer Diagnosis. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 25, actress Amanda Pete has opened up about telling her three kids she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She shares 19-year-old daughter Frances, 15-year-old daughter Molly, an 11-year-old son Henry with husband David Benioff, the game of. Throne's co-creator It's stage 1, 8-year-to-negative, with a small tumor caught early so no chemo is needed. Six months ago, a routine scan the Friday before Labor Day showed something off on ultrasound. Her doctor did a biopsy right away and rushed the results. Pete had been seeing a breast surge in every six months for years because her breasts needed extra monitoring. Her family got the news around the tough time when both her parents were passing in separate hospices. Pete wrestled with when to tell the kids knowing nothing is guaranteed. Her therapist advised not pretending to be strong and letting them help out. The older daughters heard first. Molly cried, while Frances, calling from college, covered her mouth and shock before focusing

on the good news of the early stage. Everyone is stepped up since. Pete says the kids have been amazing, pulling together as a team through this early detection win, entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Cory with the story.

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