Breast Cancer Support, Awareness Along With Alternative Health Resources

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I’m curious as to what treatments various women undertook to deal with their breast cancer diagnosis. What treatment did you undergo and why? Did you choose one path over another due to religious or cultural ideas? Did your family support your choice? If they didn’t, why? Did family factor into your decision making process? What post management, if any, did you undergo?

Please include your cultural background (white, black, asian, pacific islander, ect) and the stage of your cancer in your answer.
I’m an undergraduate Anthropology student interested in the decision making process in treatment choices.

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I do like to show my support, but I don’t feel like there is enough of an outpouring for other types of women’s cancers (teal for ovarian, teal & white for cervical, and peach for uterine) Is it frowned upon to support other women’s cancers at a breast cancer walk?

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Now that my surgery is behind me, I am facing radiation and possibly chemo. I’ll know more from my doctors next week. I will ask my docs these questions, but until then — my question is for those who have or are facing radiation – please tell me your experiences, good or bad. I’m trying to get my research and questions done this weekend.

Thanks, YA community for your help.

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A new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association challenges a practice used to treat breast cancer for decades. It claims surgically removing lymph nodes from a patient is – in some cases – unnecessary. The study also says the procedure could lead to painful swelling for those who undergo the surgery. Woman are hearing a lot of different information from a lot of different studies – do how do we know what is right? Dr. Allan Magaziner from The Magaziner Center for Wellness joined Fox 29′s Lauren Cohn to talk more about this study. The doctor also addresses a new study on diet soda that asserts diet soda drinkers are at increased risk for stroke and heart attack.

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Which one causes more deaths per year?

I though they were about the same, no?

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I’m going to be 28 this year.

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A dear friend was recently diagnosed with stage 3b breast cancer and had an immediate double mastectomy. They also removed some of her lymph nodes. She had her first chemo session yesterday and she doesn’t like to talk about what’s going on very much. In what ways can I help, support, and love her?

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Daniel Vitalis shares his perspective on cancer of all types more specifically of the breast and why its treatments are seriously flawed and not being adressed correctly in the traditional allopathic paradigm. Daniel Vitalis also explains some ways to incorporate raw organic plant food and herbal medicine into your lifestyle as a preventive measure or cure to breast and other types of cancers. Danielvitalis.com, Elixcraft.com, Surthrival.com, are significant links associated with Daniel Vitalis where you can viisit for more information and products. Organic wild foods, indegenous nutrition, and wild crafted herbal formulas, along with raw foods, as a preventative method strategy towards decreasing your risk of ever dealing with diseases such as breast cancer, this topic is discussed thorougly from his pov. Enjoy The Video Upload! Also check out Findaspring.com & Rawwater.com for clean healthy living water near you. LIVE !

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Hi I have been fighting breast cancer since 1993 when I had a lumpectomy since then it came back I had a radical bilateral masectomy in 2004 since then it has spread to my kidney and other areas, I even went through two more lumpectomys because they
still missed some cells. and I have under gone chemo and radiation
almost constant since december 2004. What do you think the
doctors are missing? and why has it spread so bad. PS I am stage
4 cancer survivor.

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