Breast Cancer: Living With
"We Have Breast Cancer"
02/28/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityAmong the 214 e-mails I received today were 11 from husbands and partners of women battling metastatic breast cancer. This entry is written for them…
Preparing for Hair Loss From Chemotherapy
02/21/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityIs there really a way to prepare for this? Actually, there is. The first step is to know what to expect. The most common chemotherapy regimens do…
Feeling Tired All These Years? Here Might Be the Reason!
02/18/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityAs many as one-third of women treated for breast cancer have reported symptoms of fatigue for up to 10 years after diagnosis, according to a new study…
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Pregnancy and Breast Cancer
01/26/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhen a woman hears that she is pregnant and has breast cancer around the same time, her mind shifts into overdrive with concerns about not just her…
More on Body Image
12/30/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityWe are taught at a young age that breasts are important. I have a photograph of a woman standing on the beach with her young daughter. The daughter's…
When Mommy Has Breast Cancer
12/24/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityDon't ever underestimate how much information children absorb from whispered conversations held in their home. There is a tendency to want to shield…
What's the Value of Time for You?
12/20/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityWhen we read research study results and see that use of a particular treatment regimen may extend a patient's life by 3 months, most people say, "What…
Low-Fat Diet May Prevent Breast Cancer Recurrence
12/08/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityThere's new information about the link between your diet and breast cancer, and one more action you can take to reduce your risk that breast cancer…
Breast Cancer and Your Beloved
10/19/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityLast year I received an email from a husband who described his wife's metastatic breast cancer. Based on the vivid details he provided, it was clear…
Confronting Breast Cancer with Humor
10/17/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityA diagnosis of breast cancer is about as funny as a crutch. But did you know that laughter therapy can be part of your treatment plan? Having a…
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