"Pre-existing conditions: Beginning this month [June 2010], the common practice of preventing cancer patients from purchasing health insurance, due to cancer being a high-risk, pre-existing condition, is ending. All adult cancer patients without health insurance are now eligible to join a temporary “high risk pool,” which will be replaced by a “health care exchange” offering coverage in 2014."
Please ask your hospital's financial services folks or social workers how you can get into this high-risk pool, which hopefully will be less expensive than COBRA. Good luck - PJH



Now my P/S answer to the whole mess, is more surgery
But I told him I don't think so, my massage thearpies said that in time massage and exercise should help to break down the scar tissue, my daughter who work in this field has told me that it will take about 2 to 3 years to completly heal. So hear we are working hard at healing. I do hope that this had put a little light on the whole issue. Sorry I've not been on line for a while, just been looking for work. Please contact me any time, if I can be of any help I'm here for you.
1step at a time.


hi anji
i did not need radiation according to my breast cancer surguen i did question his decision about this treatment i was only given tamoxifan and mas i now have hard spots around my cut but did not before i am very upset that i lost my expander twice to infection. hopefully stepheda or someone else with similar situation will give some input
thanks
laura