Dear Sir and Madam:
I am a student at the University of Northern Iowa, and I am interested
in Breast Cancer because my grandmother died of Breast Cancer; and I am
writing a journalistic report about this topic.  I would appreciate it

      I have just been told that a friend has been diagnosed with ovarian
cancer stage 3...  my own bc was , I think,  stage 2.  can any-one tell me
what the criteria is to identify different stages ?  We are all concerned
for this person, who is currently in hospital and not ...

Does anyone know the name of the synthetic hormones one can use when
taking the drug Arimidex?  Arimidex must be taken for 5 years by those
who are ER+ but it can cause many side effects similar to menopause
problems even if one is post-menopause.  I am very grateful to have such

  I live on the south bank of the humber and have treatment on the north
bank, to cross the bridge it is ?2:50 each way, which is not too bad at the
moment as I'm only going every three weeks for chemo..then there's ?2:00 or
?4:00 (depending on how long we have to be there,waiting) ...

I live in Chicago and my wife has just called me to tell me that the lump
in her breast is cancer and she is going to have a Lumpectomy as soon as
possible. I am very scared. I am reading as much as I can to prepare for
when she comes home and the next few weeks. If anyone has any ...

Yes, please stay if you can benefit more from this breast cancer support
group.  I love the good old USA too, but I was born here, and know little
else.
I have heard complaints from some in the couutries with health coverage.

Please, have a look to this web page
http://www.4-life.com/International/europe/transferfactor/studyResults.cfm
After that you?ll know there are a lot of`people fighting again their
illness using natural products. Why dont you?

I never thought twice about this before, but it's begun to annoy me that the
news media always use the terms "battling," "fighting," and "struggle" when
referring to people with cancer.  Typically, when someone dies, they will
say, "She lost her battle with breast cancer yesterday" ...

   Every-ones very quiet at the moment....It't three weeks tomorrow since
my 1st chemo (FEC)..and I have just started losing my hair...it's
everywhere...all on my jumper and loads in the brush....will have to clip it
I think...'cept my daughter-in law is in Spain at the moment, and ...

   My Sister in Law "Elvi Toriello Kirby" is undergoing breast cancer
treatments.
   I have sent in letters to this group to see if they could help her.
Elvi is not familiar with this news group, and I wish she could come on

Hi,  I have been reading here for a few months, but am writing for the
first time.  I was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago.  Stage II
whith no lymph node involvment.  I received 7 courses of chemotherapy
and I chose to have a double mascectomy with reconstruction.  I have my

I'm new here. My beautiful sister-in-law, Laura, has breast cancer with bone
mets.. She is having a blood transfusion today, because her hemoglobin was
so low. My brother, Dave, is a mess, worried about her; and I'm worried
about him.

This is my first posting since we got the vy recent  bombshell results from
a routine mammogram examination and subsequent biopsy. We are still learning
but it ani't half an up 'ill struggle.  Found the Mayo Clinic in their US
web site  down load on breast cancer vy interesting. ...

Been reading the group for a couple of weeks and today decided that my story
might be worth telling, it would help me to feel better at this point to
think I may be able to help someone else in some small way, so here
goes........

That's why the PS PR Teams get paid the big bucks ... here is their
newest PR ... already published on several papers:
http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=3132633
Excerpt: