Comments for Fight Pink http://www.fightpink.org Raising Funds and Awareness to End Breast Cancer for Good! Fri, 27 Apr 2012 13:05:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 Comment on H.R. 1740 Breast Cancer Education And Awareness Requires Learning Young (EARLY) Act by David http://www.fightpink.org/breast-cancer-videos/hr-1740-breast-cancer-education-and-awareness-requires-learning-young-early-act.html/comment-page-1#comment-2945 David Fri, 27 Apr 2012 13:05:18 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=1950#comment-2945 Hello, i found the this site very helpful with my battle. <a href="http://healthandcancer.com" rel="nofollow">Cancer Survival Advice</a> Hello, i found the this site very helpful with my battle.

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]]> Comment on Ginger Steak Salad by The Paraplegic Chef by Judy Hale Everett http://www.fightpink.org/healthy-recipes/ginger-steak-salad-by-the-paraplegic-chef.html/comment-page-1#comment-2942 Judy Hale Everett Sun, 15 Apr 2012 23:07:12 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=2044#comment-2942 Hello, I have just be diagnosed with breast cancer. I'm a T5 paraplegic due to traumatic onset (motorcycle accident) at the age of 15. I'm now 51. I'm not finding very much information about paraplegic women and breast cancer. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Judy Everett Richmond, KY 40475 Hello,
I have just be diagnosed with breast cancer. I’m a T5 paraplegic due to traumatic onset (motorcycle accident) at the age of 15. I’m now 51.
I’m not finding very much information about paraplegic women and breast cancer.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.

Judy Everett
Richmond, KY 40475

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]]> Comment on Triple Negative Breast Cancer by Amina Feld http://www.fightpink.org/fight-pink-headlines/triple-negative-breast-cancer.html/comment-page-1#comment-2928 Amina Feld Mon, 19 Mar 2012 03:01:42 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=371#comment-2928 Very informative article post.Thanks Again. Fantastic. Very informative article post.Thanks Again. Fantastic.

]]> Comment on Desiderata by PAULA http://www.fightpink.org/fight-pink-headlines/desiderata.html/comment-page-1#comment-2926 PAULA Wed, 14 Mar 2012 18:49:31 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=1446#comment-2926 The desiderata is a great peace of literature for both young and old. The rich or poor and for any religious body.The inspired words was taught to me as a young lady, I appreciate so much that I can find it on the net. I hope my son make use of these words. Thank you The desiderata is a great peace of literature for both young and old.
The rich or poor and for any religious body.The inspired words was taught to me as a young lady, I appreciate so much that I can find it on the net. I hope my son make use of these words.

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]]> Comment on Hannah’s Story- Diagnosed with Breast Cancer at 10 Years Old by sheri http://www.fightpink.org/fight-pink-headlines/hannahs-story-diagnosed-with-tnbc-at-10-years-old.html/comment-page-1#comment-2891 sheri Sat, 31 Dec 2011 18:00:21 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=2157#comment-2891 You are a strong girl. I am a survivor mtself. How are you doing now? You are a strong girl. I am a survivor mtself. How are you doing now?

]]> Comment on Lauren Stage IV Breast Cancer by sha http://www.fightpink.org/survivorship-stories/lauren-stage-iv-breast-cancer.html/comment-page-1#comment-2886 sha Sun, 25 Dec 2011 08:50:55 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=363#comment-2886 i love your story im 37 single parent just found out i was diagnosed wit stage 4 this past sept i love your story im 37 single parent just found out i was diagnosed wit stage 4 this past sept

]]> Comment on Christina Triple Negative Breast Cancer Survivor by kate http://www.fightpink.org/survivorship-stories/christina-triple-negative-breast-cancer-survivor.html/comment-page-1#comment-2859 kate Thu, 01 Dec 2011 21:21:21 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=469#comment-2859 Hi, my name is Kate. I was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer in July 2011. You are a inspiration and you are a strong person. I was 40 yrs old when I got cancer. My mom was 39. Since my mom had it 25 years ago I really didn't think I would get it. I had two mamograms done before I turned 40. They both came back negative. The way I found my lump was I went wake boarding behind my friends big red boat and I wiped out and landed on my chest. Wow did that hurt! Then one day I felt the lump on my left breast. I waited a week to see if it was from wiping out behind the boat, but the lump felt weird. So I made a doctors appointment to have the lump checked out. I'm glad I went in because it ended up being stage II breast cancer. There was no cancer on my right breast. A month later I decide to have a bilateral mastectomy with reconstruction of my breasts because of my mom having breast cancer three times. Why would I want to go thru chemotherapy twice by just having the lump remove. Then proceeded with 8 treatments every other week of chemotherapy. That wasn't bad. I had a option of having radiation done on my left breast and I chose to do it. So my year has been very eventfully. Then to top that off I had a full hysterectomy done because both my great grandma and grandma died of ovarian cancer. Now I can't have kids. I think I made the right choice. Now it time to move on with my life. Hi, my name is Kate. I was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer in July 2011. You are a inspiration and you are a strong person. I was 40 yrs old when I got cancer. My mom was 39. Since my mom had it 25 years ago I really didn’t think I would get it. I had two mamograms done before I turned 40. They both came back negative. The way I found my lump was I went wake boarding behind my friends big red boat and I wiped out and landed on my chest. Wow did that hurt! Then one day I felt the lump on my left breast. I waited a week to see if it was from wiping out behind the boat, but the lump felt weird. So I made a doctors appointment to have the lump checked out. I’m glad I went in because it ended up being stage II breast cancer. There was no cancer on my right breast. A month later I decide to have a bilateral mastectomy with reconstruction of my breasts because of my mom having breast cancer three times. Why would I want to go thru chemotherapy twice by just having the lump remove. Then proceeded with 8 treatments every other week of chemotherapy. That wasn’t bad. I had a option of having radiation done on my left breast and I chose to do it. So my year has been very eventfully. Then to top that off I had a full hysterectomy done because both my great grandma and grandma died of ovarian cancer. Now I can’t have kids. I think I made the right choice. Now it time to move on with my life.

]]> Comment on Kathy’s Story- Breast Implants and Cancer by Debbie http://www.fightpink.org/survivorship-stories/kathys-story-breast-implants-and-cancer.html/comment-page-1#comment-2849 Debbie Sun, 20 Nov 2011 12:57:39 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=2035#comment-2849 Hello Kathy, Your journey has addressed so many of the questions that my conscious mind continually tries to suppress, yet my subconscious tells me I must address. It's been 2 1/2 years since your post. Do you have an update that you could share with us? Also, do you (or anyone reading this post) happen to know if severely encapsulated implants are considered a sufficient risk to accurate breast cancer detection that oncologists or plastic surgeons recommend surgical removal (and replacement, I suppose, due to disfigurement; my silicone implants were placed 25 years ago)? Also, do you know if the removal of the encapsulated implants (and possibly the replacement) would be covered by a good health insurance plan even though there is no cancer diagnosis involved (yet)? Hope to hear back from you or other readers. God bless! Debbie Hello Kathy,

Your journey has addressed so many of the questions that my conscious mind continually tries to suppress, yet my subconscious tells me I must address. It’s been 2 1/2 years since your post. Do you have an update that you could share with us? Also, do you (or anyone reading this post) happen to know if severely encapsulated implants are considered a sufficient risk to accurate breast cancer detection that oncologists or plastic surgeons recommend surgical removal (and replacement, I suppose, due to disfigurement; my silicone implants were placed 25 years ago)? Also, do you know if the removal of the encapsulated implants (and possibly the replacement) would be covered by a good health insurance plan even though there is no cancer diagnosis involved (yet)? Hope to hear back from you or other readers. God bless! Debbie

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