I can take or leave the colour pink. Mostly before 2009 I ignored it. Red- yes; pink - no.
I have had dark hair from the day I was born and pink is just not flattering to me. I would much rather wear and surround myself with dark fuchsia which is a black-pink or violet which is a red-purple. There was very little pink in my life until 2009 when I was diagnosed with DCIS and suddenly kilos of Breast cancer pink was all around...
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Tuesday, 18 June 2013
Important Things To Know About Different Types Of Cancer Treatments
Cancer is one of the most dangerous diseases that can affect anyone. Thousands of people die every year due to cancer in different parts of the body. Irrespective of huge progression of medical science, this is a disease that is hardly detected at an earlier stage. As a result, the chances of survival and recovery are very rare. Though scientists are carrying out research in order to find effective cancer treatment, yet they...
Breast Cancer Treatment Options to Consider
After you have been diagnosed, you will need to work with your physicians to come up with a breast cancer treatment plan that is right for you. The plan that will be put to use will be based upon the pathology report regarding your disease. The plan will consist of one or more specific options that are focused on zeroing in on cancerous cells in numerous ways. The therapy option will also minimize the risk that the disease will...
Saturday, 11 May 2013
The Good News About Breast Cancer Treatment
Have you ever wondered if there is any good news about breast cancer treatment? Through modern medical breakthroughs, this disease is growing more curable every day.
EARLIER DISCOVERY With state-of-the-art equipment and techniques, malicious cell structures are being discovered much earlier than ever before. This means they're smaller when found, and they haven't had a chance to metastasize or to spread destructively....
Emotional Symbols Related to Cancer, Mastectomy and Chemotherapy
Dying of cancer was far from my mind that day in 1987 when the surgeon told me that the tissue removed from my breast looked suspicious. He informed me that a modified radical mastectomy would be the only option if the lump in my breast was malignant.
Focusing on the possible loss of a breast, I entered the hospital. Following surgery my first question was, "Is it gone?" The loss of my breast triggered strong emotions. I was...
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