Amanda Peet's Positive Breast Cancer Update: Embracing Life

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Amanda Pete, the 54-year-old actress from hits like something's got to give, just

gave a positive update on her Stage 1 breast cancer.

Diagnosis

She first went public earlier this month in a New Yorker essay, revealing she found out

last year during a routine scan.

It's hormone receptor positive and H.E.R. 2 negative.

Caught early thanks to her regular check-ups for dense breast tissue.

That tough time hit when both her parents were in hospice on opposite coast.

Her dad passed soon after, and she chose not to tell her mom who was battling late-stage

Parkinson's.

Pete described it as a slow drip of hard news, but she stayed focused on getting through.

Her three kids, 19-year-old Francis, 16-year-old Molly, and 11-year-old Henry have been handling

it like champs.

She told E. News she had to pull herself together before looping them in.

Stressing, there's never a perfect moment for news like this.

On a recent talk show, Pete said she's doing great and shared solid advice, enjoy life

while we're here.

The host agreed it's wisdom for every day, and Pete even noted feeling happier post-diagnosis

than before.

She's keeping busy too, starring as Mel Cooper in the Apple TV Plus series, Your Friends

and Neighbors, with season 2 dropping April 3rd.

Pete's story reminds us to stay vigilant with health checks and soak up the good times.