There have been many times I have talked with patients and families to review test results or discuss procedures only to get a blank stare or confused look when I use a word that was different than what one of their other doctors used. After clearing up the confusion, I realized that there are many …
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I have always had oily skin that was prone to acne breakouts during my monthly menstrual cycle. When I started chemotherapy, I noticed my skin became dry, but I continued to have breakouts, but now they are on my cheeks and temples. I know my hormones are changing. The chemotherapy has stopped my monthly menstrual …
Donna J. Payne Type of Cancer: Breast Cancer Date of diagnosis: Feb 9, 2010 Number of years cancer free: 5 Age at Diagnosis: 49 Current Age: 54 Occupation: Commercial & Residential Real Estate Broker/ Author Biography I am a survivor, by His stripes, I am healed! That’s my proclamation every day! For many …
I have always been somewhat of a loner. My circle of friends has always been very small. There have been a few times where I have been vulnerable and let people get too close and know too much of my personal business have gotten burned. As a result, I keep most people at a distance, …
A new diagnosis of breast cancer is very unsettling. You immediately want more information. Your mind takes over and your imagination goes into overdrive. When you tell people about your cancer, they ask you questions you can’t answer and create new questions in your mind. No matter what, do not do these 4 things! …
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What are the killers? Killers are those people who kill your desire to get treatment. They scare you with often times exaggerated stories of treatment related side effects or stories of other peoples poor outcomes. They talk you out of getting scientifically proven treatments that could cure you and talk you into doing nothing or …
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