well, I didn't have the courage to "wait and see."
http://www.blog.newsweek.com/blogs/labnotes/archive/2008/11/24/the-value-of-mamm
ograms-think-again.aspx

Recently my Onc prescribed 50,000 IU capsules to be taken once a week
for 8 weeks.  I am ending my 5th year on Arimidex and hope to continue
on it.  However I already have Osteo in my hips and due to stomach
problems cannot take Fosamax, Boniva, or even the Zometa IV or any of

Has anyone with mets to bone (2 spots) been on these infusions more than 4
years - monthly for 3 years on Zometa and bi-monthly for 1 year on Aredia? I
have had a second opinion which would reduce Aredia to every 6 months due to
renal function problem. I have also been on Femara ...

Forgive this long post.
I'm single and have no nearby family. I have to make these decisions alone,
and though people can be very sympathetic, they really don't know what it's
like if they haven't been through it.

SEX IN PREGNANCY, HOW SAFE?
Sex in pregnancy is a controversial topic to discuss because of the
society we live in today which is multi-cultural and multi-religious.
Because of the difficulty in arriving at an acceptable conclusion,many

Mary Fisher wrote in thread "breast cancer remits (or is irrelevant)":

After reading some of the posts, after i just posted. I am sorry I ever
came back, This turned into a PORNO ng instead of a help ng.  You bet I
won't be back to see how you tear me apart

Somebody - Trice? - said,
" In our timezone in US, I usually read this
group at breakfast and their stuff (to me) is certainly not something to
read while one is eating!  (At least not what "I" eat for breakfast!)"

my daughter died Oct 27,2007 with breast cancer she took this drug
http://news.mobile.msn.com/en-us/articles.aspx?afid=1&aid=28054161

A friend is having a biopsy done on Friday. She hopes to have the
results by next Wednesday. It is probably a needle biopsy. Is it likely
to have the results by then?
Understandably, she is very worried. At present, she doesn't have much

Vigorous Exercise Cuts Breast Cancer Risk
Exercise cuts a woman's risk of breast cancer after menopause -- but
only vigorous exercise, a National Cancer Institute study shows.
Moderate exercise did not cut breast cancer risk. Vigorous exercise