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JUDYLEANN

got results today after lumpectomy on Feb. 4th

I got good news today and wanted to share it. On Feb. 4, I had a lumpectomy. Today I went to the surgeon to find out the results. Though the area of cancer was much bigger than he had thought, (it was 1.8 cm) he did get it all and the lymp nodes are cancer free. I am so very happy. Now I will start the AI drug therapy and as soon as I have... Read moreChevron
Storm1991

Breast Cancer

I have a lump on the side af my breast for 2 to 3 months now and I thought it was just a pimple but now I don't know. My mother-in-law said that she thinks I should get it checked out that it looks like breast cancer. My mother said that it looks like a pimple and that I should put something on it to dry it out and if it doesn't do anything she'll... Read moreChevron
Men For A Cause

Men For A Cause

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United Against Breast Cancer

When Did Breast Cancer Become So Funny

Okay… I have held my tongue as long as I can but I can’t take it anymore!   When did breast cancer or any cancer become so funny? Imagine having a mastectomy and your partner talking about how much he "loves boobie or bouncing boobs" etc. for that matter... It seems that every time I pick the computer there is a new article or... Read moreChevron
worldwatcher

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70 years old from the Southwest. Widow living near daughters.

Just diagnosed but after chat with radiologist feeling hopeful.

I am a seventy-year old widow, living alone but near two of my daughters in Arizona.   I found a lump in my right breast the first of June, immediately went for a diagnostic mammogram and received a form letter that I needed "more tests"...just the box checked, that's all.   I then found another radiologist in a local Breast Cancer... Read moreChevron
Susannetta

Susannetta

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Retired from teaching Latin, mythology, film and writing.

Snapdragon Poetry Competition for best poem about breast cancer is open to all

Snapdragon Poetry Competition, open to all, welcomes poems on any aspect of the disease.   Original poems, in any style, and no longer than 18 lines, inspired by the experience of breast cancer, word-processed, three copies, on 8 1/2" x 11" paper, no more than 3 poems per entry.  The competition is open to all. Winners will... Read moreChevron
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