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Hey there Reddit. I've been dating an amazing girl for about 2 months now. I was going through a pretty rough stage in my life before meeting her. Since she  came into my life I've been happier for longer than I can remember. I can honestly say she a significant part of all the positive things going on in my life.

Anyways, we were seeing each other for a while before actually dating and one night while lying in bed she began crying. I asked what was wrong and she replied that there was something she needed to tell me. I was obviously a little nervous but asked her what it was. She proceeded to tell me she had recently been diagnosed with cervical cancer. I was absolutely floored. I didn't know what the fuck to say. 

She had gone for a routine checkup and was told her diagnosis following. Obviously this was hard for her as was telling me about it. 

At this point she has only told me and her two best friends about it as she is too scared to tell her parents (her mom just beat breast cancer so this is something they just thought they finished fighting).

At this point that talk was the only time it has been brought up. Everything has been wonderful with her and bringing it up would just make something that I'm sure is weighing heavily on her heart that much harder. I only want her to be happy and not bring it up but I can't help but think about it. Everyday I think about it and it simply knocks the breath out of me.

I want to know more about cervical cancer without bringing it up to her. At the same time I would love to hear real people with real life experiences that simply googling "cervical cancer" wouldn't provide. 

We're both 22 and until now it was beyond anything I could imagine for anyone my age to get cancer let alone someone I cared so much about. This girl is such a bright place in the world, any positive thoughts would mean so much.
<bot>: My girlfriend has cervical cancer and anyone who can share experiences/stories about it would mean so much to me regardless of how dire or unthreatening it is.