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November 19 2008 | Breast cancer | No Comments »
Both parents alcoholic, married an alcholic, am a recovering alcoholic and have 44 year old daughter that is an alcoholic. Childhood was horrible - then suffer from 4 bouts of Breast Cancer, Fibromyalgia and forced to leave good job because of health.
Sounds like an interesting story to tell.
I don’t know who could help, but it might be an idea to either write or record you recollections.
It doesn’t matter how roughly it is done, but this will help to pull together your account of your life and make it easier to Communicate it for when you find someone to help.
Also you may find this site useful www.lulu.com
Good luck
November 19 2008 | Breast cancer | 2 Comments »
I’m just curious. My mom’s friend has breast cancer and she has been dealing with it for about 3 to 5 months. How long do you live with breast cancer?
I was diagnosed 4 years ago - fine now.
My sister was diagnosed 16 years ago - fine now.
My mother died of breast cancer 16 years after first diagnosis.
Aunt died of breast cancer 50 years after first diagnosis.
Every case is different.
Early diagnosis and treatment gives the best chance of recovery and lack of recurrence.
November 19 2008 | Breast cancer | 6 Comments »
I’m just curious. My mom’s friend has breast cancer and she has been dealing with it for about 3 to 5 months. How long do you live with breast cancer?
I was diagnosed 4 years ago - fine now.
My sister was diagnosed 16 years ago - fine now.
My mother died of breast cancer 16 years after first diagnosis.
Aunt died of breast cancer 50 years after first diagnosis.
Every case is different.
Early diagnosis and treatment gives the best chance of recovery and lack of recurrence.
November 19 2008 | Breast cancer | 6 Comments »
I’m just curious. My mom’s friend has breast cancer and she has been dealing with it for about 3 to 5 months. How long do you live with breast cancer?
I was diagnosed 4 years ago - fine now.
My sister was diagnosed 16 years ago - fine now.
My mother died of breast cancer 16 years after first diagnosis.
Aunt died of breast cancer 50 years after first diagnosis.
Every case is different.
Early diagnosis and treatment gives the best chance of recovery and lack of recurrence.
November 19 2008 | Breast cancer | 6 Comments »
Both parents alcoholic, married an alcholic, am a recovering alcoholic and have 44 year old daughter that is an alcoholic. Childhood was horrible - then suffer from 4 bouts of Breast Cancer, Fibromyalgia and forced to leave good job because of health.
Sounds like an interesting story to tell.
I don’t know who could help, but it might be an idea to either write or record you recollections.
It doesn’t matter how roughly it is done, but this will help to pull together your account of your life and make it easier to Communicate it for when you find someone to help.
Also you may find this site useful www.lulu.com
Good luck
November 19 2008 | Breast cancer | 2 Comments »
I had just found out my 47 year old mom has breast cancer, she has just been diagnosed the other day, and they found it relatively early. I don’t know exactly how long she has had it for yet. It has not spread in the lymph nodes or any other parts beside her breast. How long would you say she has to live?
There are no guarantees with breast cancer, and nobody can answer your question.
But as the cancer has been caught early and has not spread to her lymph nodes, the outlook is good.
While nobody can promise you anything, many people who have had breast cancer live long and healthy lives without being troubled by it again. The longest someone who I know personally has survived is 17 years - so far.
I was diagnosed 5 years ago with an advanced aggressive breast cancer that had spread to 13 lymph nodes. Following treatment I’m fit and well with no evidence of cancer at my most recent check-up.
I don’t know why your question is attracting recommendations for alternative therapies; please bear in mind that none of these has been proven to treat anything - homeopathy certainly can’t reverse cancer!
November 15 2008 | Breast cancer | 12 Comments »
I had just found out my 47 year old mom has breast cancer, she has just been diagnosed the other day, and they found it relatively early. I don’t know exactly how long she has had it for yet. It has not spread in the lymph nodes or any other parts beside her breast. How long would you say she has to live?
There are no guarantees with breast cancer, and nobody can answer your question.
But as the cancer has been caught early and has not spread to her lymph nodes, the outlook is good.
While nobody can promise you anything, many people who have had breast cancer live long and healthy lives without being troubled by it again. The longest someone who I know personally has survived is 17 years - so far.
I was diagnosed 5 years ago with an advanced aggressive breast cancer that had spread to 13 lymph nodes. Following treatment I’m fit and well with no evidence of cancer at my most recent check-up.
I don’t know why your question is attracting recommendations for alternative therapies; please bear in mind that none of these has been proven to treat anything - homeopathy certainly can’t reverse cancer!
November 15 2008 | Breast cancer | 12 Comments »
I had just found out my 47 year old mom has breast cancer, she has just been diagnosed the other day, and they found it relatively early. I don’t know exactly how long she has had it for yet. It has not spread in the lymph nodes or any other parts beside her breast. How long would you say she has to live?
There are no guarantees with breast cancer, and nobody can answer your question.
But as the cancer has been caught early and has not spread to her lymph nodes, the outlook is good.
While nobody can promise you anything, many people who have had breast cancer live long and healthy lives without being troubled by it again. The longest someone who I know personally has survived is 17 years - so far.
I was diagnosed 5 years ago with an advanced aggressive breast cancer that had spread to 13 lymph nodes. Following treatment I’m fit and well with no evidence of cancer at my most recent check-up.
I don’t know why your question is attracting recommendations for alternative therapies; please bear in mind that none of these has been proven to treat anything - homeopathy certainly can’t reverse cancer!
November 15 2008 | Breast cancer | 12 Comments »
I had just found out my 47 year old mom has breast cancer, she has just been diagnosed the other day, and they found it relatively early. I don’t know exactly how long she has had it for yet. It has not spread in the lymph nodes or any other parts beside her breast. How long would you say she has to live?
There are no guarantees with breast cancer, and nobody can answer your question.
But as the cancer has been caught early and has not spread to her lymph nodes, the outlook is good.
While nobody can promise you anything, many people who have had breast cancer live long and healthy lives without being troubled by it again. The longest someone who I know personally has survived is 17 years - so far.
I was diagnosed 5 years ago with an advanced aggressive breast cancer that had spread to 13 lymph nodes. Following treatment I’m fit and well with no evidence of cancer at my most recent check-up.
I don’t know why your question is attracting recommendations for alternative therapies; please bear in mind that none of these has been proven to treat anything - homeopathy certainly can’t reverse cancer!
November 15 2008 | Breast cancer | 12 Comments »
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