At the risk of sounding like a broken record (or perhaps an iPod stuck on repeat), have you taken your walk today?A new study from the University of California–San Diego, released in early June, examined the exercise and eating habits of women with early stage breast cancer. And those who exercis...
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Even before reading statistics on exercise and its help preventing Breast Cancer Reoccurence, I have been a firm believer in exercise for many problems such as arthritis, depression, heart health, etc. Even on the days that I don't feel that great, I either go to the gym or walk around the neighborhood. I can truthfully say that I always feel better after the exercise, physically as well as mentally. Although, I do go the gym, you can do just as well just walking, as stated by P.J. Hamel.
I can find this preventive a lot easier to do than take the darn pills they want me to take! I still have the Femara sitting on my bedside table staring at me and each time I think I will start it, I remember how bad I felt after the Arimidex. Oh well, that's another story! SMILE!!!!