Breast Cancer - All People Who Are Living In "MI"

JudyV

posted 02/24/2009, comments (2)

My Breast Cancer Experience

Dear PJ I appreciate your message. I was misled about my cancer from the beginning. I found my lump in June 1997. It did not show up on mammogram and I was told not to worry about it. I did forget about it as my husband had a fatal car accident 3 weeks later. At the end of September 1998 my family doctor (I had to get one due to my... Read more Chevron

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31RaeCA

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Mother of two boys.

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posted 12/24/2008, comments (5)

after surgery

Hello to everyone I had my bilateral mastectomy on Dec. 15th and it went well. I was in the hospital overnight and went home. They did not push me out I chose to go. I did hurt but nothing that Vicodin couldn't take care of. Once home I had much family support and I took every last bit of it, as was suggested by everyone... Read more Chevron

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CAROL

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I am a 59 year old female

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posted 09/13/2008, comments (14)

My breast cancer story

I would like to share my breast cancer story. I had a mammogram in December, 2007, which was normal. I didn't believe what the results were, and I did tell my MD that I felt a lump. She has been giving me my physicals, including a breast exam for years. She never felt anything. And she still didn't feel anything this day, as well.... Read more Chevron

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Traci Mulder

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Registered Nurse, Mother

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posted 08/16/2007, comments (5)

The Adoption Option After Breast Cancer

From the very beginning of this breast cancer journey, my husband and I always knew that adoption was a possibility we were very much open to. After our attempt at surrogacy failed, it was now time to start looking into this option. But, the more we looked, the more discouraged we became. Every program we researched cost what amounted... Read more Chevron

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posted 07/26/2007, comment (1)

Ordinary Miracles Learning from Breast Cancer Survivors (book) by S. David Nathanson. M.D.

My brother Nick was diagnosed with breast cancer at the early age of 37. I believe my brother would be alive today if it was not for lack of knowledge. (Don't Just Think Pink for Women, Think Blue for Men).While Nick was in the hospital"I had a spiritual encounter with an angel". As I was sitting in the waiting area after Nicks... Read more Chevron

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