Marcie Pruett, 39, of San Diego, California has been battling breast cancer for the past three years. After two surgeries, two cycles of chemotherapy and radiation, and a course of oral chemotherapy for the past six months, she feels thirty years older than her age. “My bones and my muscles ache, and it’s difficult to move... Read more
From NYT: From Jane Brody’s Health column, a book recommendation. The author, Jessie Gruman, 53, has had four dire diagnoses in her life, so far—Hodgkin’s disease, cervical cancer, viral pericarditis, and colon cancer. The book is “Aftershock: What To Do When the Doctor Gives You—Or Someone You Love—a Devastating Diagnosis, ... Read more
From Washington Post, 6-23-07: Black Women Hit by Drug-Resistant Breast Cancer: Scientists Look at Genes, Breast-Feeding Patterns Black women, who are less likely than whites to get breast cancer, are more likely to die from it. Perhaps the reason why is that black women are more likely to get a more aggressive form of the disease, known as... Read more
Alert: You can't access it online (at least not yet) but the July issue of Vogue has an interview with Elizabeth Edwards, where she talks about her decisions having to do with life after cancer. It includes some nice photos of the Edwards family.
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