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Monday, November, 09, 2009
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amyhealth

amyhealth

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posted 11/04/2009, comment (1)

Young women and breast health -- support the EARLY Act

I am happy to see the community debating the EARLY Act on this site. Approximately 36,000 new breast cancer cases are diagnosed in US women under the age of 50 each year -- more than the total number of cervical and ovarian cancers diagnosed annually. Even still, too many young women are told not to worry about breast cancer. The EARLY Act... Read moreChevron
Tijuanna
posted 10/23/2009, comment (1)

What are my chances???

Today I am scheduled to have my mammogram. I am terrified! I feel that my whole world is about to change. At 31 some may say that my life is just about to begain...I have a husband and 4 children, I love them dearly. What ever happens I pray for the support from my family and friends and also all of you. This site has been very educational and... Read moreChevron
Peglove

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Loving Wife, Teacher, Life-Long Learner, Traveler of the World
posted 09/12/2009, comments (5)

But, I am still young...

I fought to have a mammogram done. I am 34 yrs old and I have wanted to get a mommo for about two years. I guess I was just worried and nervous. My cousin had a very fast growing cancer when she was 35, and had a double mastectomy at 38. I would tell doctors this...and the would say, "but you are still young. There is no reason for you to have... Read moreChevron
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PJ Hamel

PJ Hamel

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Author, breast cancer survivor
posted 06/11/2009, comments (7)

Your First Mammogram: Easy as 1-2-3

You’ve reached your 40th birthday, and you know what that means: it’s time for your first mammogram.Or you’ve discovered a lump in your breast; you’re just 37 years old, but the doctor says you’d best have a mammogram.Are you scared? Don’t be. You may have heard horror stories about “the big... Read moreChevron
Joyce T

Joyce T

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Diagnosed October 2005, lumpectomy, radiation, now cancer free
posted 11/28/2008, comments (2)

How can we get through this new journey? Together. Let's share it all.

Going through breast cancer diagnosis and surgery consumed my life.  But during radiation I got my sense of humor back and now feel so good helping people. 
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