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Wednesday, November, 25, 2009
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People Who Have Been Through Breast Cancer

Cat
posted 11/17/2009, comments (4)

LYmphnode transplant

Dear breast and uterine cancer veterans and lymphoedema victims,   let me tell you about my experience with the lymph node transplant.   In 2006 a friend of mine ( a neurologist in Paris) recommended seeing Dr. C. Becker. I had been suffering from great pain in my right arm and my right breast as consequence of a breast cancer... Read moreChevron
Teachermom
posted 11/12/2009, comments (0)

www.breastcancerteacher.wordpress.com

This site tells my story of diagnosis and treatment as well as information I have gathered after extensive research on diet, exercise and supplements.  I am going to post a survey soon for long term survivors to see what lifestyle changes they have made to see if there are common threads to share with others.
victorialin
posted 10/09/2009, comment (1)

my story of breast cancer

I have suffered breast cancer at my youth, 20-year-old. At first I had severe pains in one of my breasts, and there was also a some-what large and hard lump in the same one. However my other breast seemed perfectly normal. I don't know if this had anything to even do with it.I went to the doctor, I would like to know what this meaned, and if it... Read moreChevron
Anne Marie
posted 10/05/2009, comments (17)

What is the Bright Side of a Breast Cancer Diagnosis?

  Hi everyone!  I am writing as a 7-year breat cancer survivor, from the "other side" of the breast cancer experience.  I've written a book about my experience, and it's called Bright Side of the Road.  Please visit my site and read more about it: www.annemariebennett.com  Also, I'm hosting a Blog Tour (all virtual) for my... Read moreChevron
Alice
posted 10/02/2009, comments (2)

Still in the fight-10 years under my belt

I will celebrate 10 years of survival in January of 2010. I think back on that day in January when I heard the statement, "You have Breast Cancer'. I remember my fear, anger, isolation and saddeness. Today, I have so many blessings that came out of that journey. Renewed and revigored strength, peace and calmness of mind and a couragerous... Read moreChevron
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