At the risk of being likened to YKW I offer this:
Vitamin D again linked to breast cancer protection
By Stephen Daniells
26-Sep-2008 -

For the first time I am to receive radiation on my hip for metastasis breast
cancer to the bone. The lesion has been in the area since Dx in 2004 but a
new one has formed. What should I expect in terms of physical reaction?
Thanks

Important repost by Ilena Rosenthal, Health Lover:
http://ilenarose.blogspot.com
Since the breast implant / vaccination shills are filling Usenet and
blogs with industry propaganda (especially now Merck shill, Myrl

I am about 3 months into taking Arimidex. I could live with the side
effects* in the short term, but the thought of living like this for
five years or more discourages me.
I know there are a couple other meds of this type. Has anyone tried

how can anyone check for this?

this from the "menopause" alt.support group (anyone want to weigh in):
you're never going to be "cured."  There will always be
"CTC's"--circulating tumor cells--in your bloodstream looking for a place to
call home.  As years pass by your chances of recurrence diminish, but it was

I've just had a report from a food company. It begins:
"In the year 2000 most of the 42m American women over the age of 50 were
post-menopausal."
Well, you don't say!!!!

http://www.nj.com/printer/printer.ssf?/base/news-8/11554444054100.xml&coll=1
Trials of silicone breast implants raise concerns
Essex surgeon warned on protocol
Sunday, August 13, 2006

Just got one.  Believe me, with all of the surgery required BEFORE the
operation, you don't want a lumpectomy.  Surgeons in Canada, I am sure, are
instructed to do all they can to convince women to have these done because
they allow women to be kicked out of the hospital quickly, ...

Just read it on line, finding tumors in dense tissue....better than
conventional mammograms! I'd rather PREVENT them than find them, but this is
still very exciting!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080904/ap_on_he_me/med_breast_cancer