Ever since I turned 40 years, I have been getting my yearly mammogram because that’s what the guidelines say I should do. Every year, I get the much-needed exam and I don’t think twice about it. This last time was different. I almost skipped it because of the hustle and bustle going on in my …
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About three weeks after starting chemotherapy, my hair started to fall out. I was excited about losing the hair on my head because it opened up the possibility of lots of new looks to try. On the other hand, I was nervous about losing my eyebrows. I knew losing my eyebrows would be a challenge …
I’m so excited to write this post. Ive been writing so many posts on cancer information lately that, I’m excited to write another beauty post. When I was going through my cancer treatment, I tried wearing scarves, but I could never get into them, because they wouldn’t stay on my head. Plus, I only had …
Now is time for part 2 of my series on revealing at the myths around breast cancer. I will address 9 more areas of misinformation that are circulating around about breast cancer. Cancerous breast lumps don’t hurt. Breast cancer can present in the form of a painless lump, but cancer can also present with a …
There are so many false claims circulating around about breast cancer. I decided that now is a good time to clear up a few myths that have been going around for years. The misinformation has been perpetuated over the internet and there are even doctors who believe these myths as well. Do your research. Know the …
The Journey through cancer treatment can sometimes become overwhelming . Just digesting the news that you have cancer can be too much. The new medical terms and treatment information can make anyone one confused. Fortunately, most cancer programs have certain people as part of the cancer team that can assist you. They are called cancer …
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