I had a visit to my oncologist's office today for a checkup - 2yrs & 2
months post dx & all is well... so far (knock on wood, etc.)  As you can see
I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop.  I had a question that I'm
sure Tim can answer, maybe others as well. My dr. said that ...

Kate Devlin Medical Correspondent, "HRT could increase breast cancer
risk", Telegraph, February 26, 2008,
Link: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/02/26/nhrt126.xml
Hormone replacement therapy could increase the risk of developing

was yesterday. After ten years I'm being kicked out :-)
It's a wrench, I enjoyed building relationships with the nurses and
consultants and when I saw the man who removed my cancer it was always a
special pleasure.

There are alot of "myths" being ciruclated (by the bloated  fake /
pseudo skeptics / healthfrauds / snake-oil sellers) that are in fact,
ongoing medical controversies.
www.BreastImplantAwareness.org/Snake-oil.htm

After a double lumpectomy in September 05 (one diagnosed as DCIS but
no longer malignant when removed) I was told by an oncologist that I
would need to take arimidex for 5 years. Almost immediately, I
developed a rash on my right forefinger. This moved from one finger to

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Health Lover
*What your spit can tell you about breast cancer *
Dear Friend,

I know that the official position of the ADA is that there is no link
between root canals and breast cancer, and they are probably right.
However, have any studies been done? E.g., is the population of women who
have been diagnosed with breast cancer more or less likely to have had ...

Hello, I am new to this area. I hope I'm not posting in the wrong
area. I had breast cancer a little over a year ago. I was stage three
and was able to have lumpectomy, chemo, radiation etc. After this I
got my clean bill of health...well as clean as it gets.  I am not