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Marc Heyison

Marc Heyison

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President, Men Against Breast Cancer
posted 01/15/2009, comments (0)

Support for Breast Cancer Support Programs - Learning from the Adelphi NY Statewide Program

It has been a long while since I have written, but I wanted to share some thoughts I have regarding the potential closing of the Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program. This program has been in place for 28 years. Without a doubt, it has impacted and saved countless lives-more than we will ever know-with care, concern,... Read moreChevron
Nikolai

Nikolai

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I am the son of a Breast Cancer survivor.
posted 10/29/2008, comments (4)

The Universality of Breast Cancer

Well it's nearing the end of the month, my story could go on forever but it's probably best I find a place to leave it off. Breast Cancer Awareness Month was a huge success as far as I'm concerned.   Many new voices in the community have been popping up over the past year and they've proven to be both insightful and universal. The first... Read moreChevron
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Craig Stoltz

Craig Stoltz

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Health Journalist
posted 05/20/2008, comments (0)

Sen. Kennedy and the Brain Tumor: Zebras, Not Horses

A well-worn phrase in the world of medicine is, "When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras." The idea is that when you're trying to make a diagnosis, focus first on the most likely possibilities, not the rare and exotic (and often more fearsome) ones.   Well, Sen. Edward Kennedy wound up with a zebra.   After his seizure last... Read moreChevron
Andcropper
posted 07/13/2007, comment (1)

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I was diagnosed with IDC in July 2006, hard to believe its been a year. I had a right mascetomy in August and a skin expander put in.  I finally started cemo the end of November (after having problems with the port) and ended cemo the end of February.  Needless to say the holidays were sort of a blur.  I was scheduled for 6... Read moreChevron
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Beth Brophy

Beth Brophy

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Journalist, Survivor - Active 2005 to 2007
posted 07/09/2007, comments (4)

Breast Cancer and Yoga

 Marcie Pruett, 39, of San Diego, California has been battling breast cancer for the past three years. After two surgeries, two cycles of chemotherapy and radiation, and a course of oral chemotherapy for the past six months, she feels thirty years older than her age. “My bones and my muscles ache, and it’s difficult to move... Read moreChevron
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