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Doctors said my symptoms pointed to low iron - but it was actually brutal pancreatic cancer that left me with a 3% chance of survival
The individual was initially told their symptoms indicated low iron, but it was later discovered to be pancreatic cancer, which left them with a 3% chance of survival. Doctors initially misdiagnosed the condition.
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