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Added: December 2, 2008 | Posted by: www.momsgo.blogspot.com | Time 01:20 | Views: 3
It’s not a death sentence. That’s the message many breast cancer survivors want to share with others who just learned they have the disease. It’s been a short time since Patty Rich got the devastating news. She shares with us the drastic measure she took to keep the cancer from coming back, who helped her through her ordeal, and advice for women just starting their fight against the disease. Here’s Patty’s story as only she can tell it.
Added: November 29, 2008 | Posted by: www.momsgo.blogspot.com | Time 02:08 | Views: 19
Every year, tens of thousands of women get news that changes their lives forever. They learn they have breast cancer. Paula Martinez got that news several years ago and has been fighting the disease ever since. I’ve met a lot of survivors over the years, and they all affected me in different ways. Paula’s raw emotion reminded me of the struggles my mother went through battling breast cancer. So here is our second “Survivor’s Story” as only Paula can tell it.
Added: November 29, 2008 | Posted by: www.momsgo.blogspot.com | Time 02:22 | Views: 20
Fighting cancer isn’t just something that I write about. It’s something that’s dear to my heart. Prostate cancer robbed my family of my grandfather. Hodgkin’s lymphoma took my brother-in-law away from us. My mother is a breast cancer survivor--one of the two and a half million survivors across the country. She’s been cancer free now for nearly ten years, but I’ll never forget the day she told me. I’ll never forget cleaning her wounds from surgery. I’ll never forget the part of her body that will never be the same again because of the surgery and radiation.
Added: November 24, 2008 | Posted by: neomatrix | Time 04:00 | Views: 28
http://www.neomatrix.com - HALO is a 5 minute completely noninvasive breast cancer risk assessment test that can tell women if they are at high risk for eventually developing breast cancer. It uses warmth, suction and massage to pull fluid from the breast that can then be analyzed. This test can detect early symptoms of breast cancer up to 8 years before lumps can be found. HALO only takes 5 minutes once a year as part of a woman's annual exam. Learn more at: http://www.neomatrix.com
Added: November 24, 2008 | Posted by: neomatrix | Time 03:50 | Views: 25
http://www.neomatrix.com - HALO is a microscopic cellular test for breast cancer risk. This 5 minute test determines whether or not there are abnormal cells in the breast ducts. HALO is recommended for women age 25 and older as part of their annual exam. This new method of breast cancer risk monitoring adds an extra layer of safety to every woman's life. Learn more at http://www.neomatrix.com
Added: November 24, 2008 | Posted by: neomatrix | Time 04:19 | Views: 28
http://www.neomatrix.com - New Technology can warn of breast cancer risk years before cancer develops. The HALO test offers the opportunity for the prevention of breast cancer by finding early warning signs years before a tumor might develop. The test can help to save lives by allowing women and their doctors to be proactive with their breast health. Learn more at http://www.neomatrix.com
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Added: August 5, 2008 | Time 00:52 | Views: 229
Breast cancer is when malignant (cancer) cells form in breast tissue. There are several types of breast cancer; the most common is called a ductal carcinoma. Risk factors for breast cancer include, but aren’t limited to: older age, menstruating at an early age, a personal or family history of breast cancer, taking certain hormones, drinking alcohol, or having dense breasts. Symptoms of breast cancer include a lump in the breast, a change in size or shape of breast, or discharge from a nipple. Treatment may include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and hormone therapy. Learn more about breast cancer here or share your story or experience with icyou.
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