1. Posted by Sharon on Mon, Mar 17, 2008, 4:22 pm PDT

Thanks for the information. I know some people don't want to know. But I myself want to have information that may help me or my friends I will Pass on the web--site information to those I think will us them.

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2. Posted by kebrown692003 on Tue, Mar 18, 2008, 8:06 am PDT

A resource that recently won an award from Avon for helping women with breast cancer is called CommuniCancer.

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3. Posted by nyholisticdoctor on Tue, Mar 18, 2008, 4:59 pm PDT

www.cancertutor.com is one of the best out there that is actually truthful. Women today with breast cancer are unfortunately being butchered and burned to death these days and real answers are needed. Most breast cancer patients clearly die of the treatment years before the cancer itself would. Get informed and don't fall for the fear based nonsense from any doctor.

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4. Posted by bootwo44 on Tue, Mar 25, 2008, 5:37 pm PDT

Hi i am a two year suviour this month for left breast cancer. And i cant thank sites enough for having someone to talk to its very important, Some things i tend to hold in and am very scared that it might come back i pray to god that it wont. Thanks for listening; Best Wishes Sherry

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5. Posted by scproothi on Sun, Mar 30, 2008, 7:57 pm PDT

YOU HAVE NOT GIVEN WEB ADDRESSES.

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6. Posted by L M on Sun, Mar 30, 2008, 8:07 pm PDT

this is great news to get the word out. My sister was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 44 and there were so many different opinions about her course of treatment. It really helps to search for accurate information and network with people that are also in going through the same situation...for support and for information. There is a great new site www.trusera.com It's all about the power of "been there" and people sharing valuable information. I highly recommend it!

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7. Posted by L M on Sun, Mar 30, 2008, 8:08 pm PDT

this is great news to get the word out. My sister was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 44 and there were so many different opinions about her course of treatment. It really helps to search for accurate information and network with people that are also in going through the same situation...for support and for information. There is a great new site www.trusera.com It's all about the power of "been there" and people sharing valuable information. I highly recommend it!

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8. Posted by nickim917 on Sun, Mar 30, 2008, 8:49 pm PDT

As a breast cancer (masectomy) survivor...yes, went through the chemo, the radiation (every day for 6 weeks)...AND I WORKED THROUGH IT...EVERY DAY - 10 HOURS A DAY! YOU CAN DO IT TOO....I had a great hospital who gave me much needed info when I first found out...there are pills so you won't get sick...I have to say the radiation bothered me more than the chemo! Any helpful information you can provide women who first hear the "C" word would be so helpful to them!

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9. Posted by L M on Sun, Mar 30, 2008, 9:24 pm PDT

this is great news to get the word out. My sister was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 44 and there were so many different opinions about her course of treatment. It really helps to search for accurate information and network with people that are also in going through the same situation...for support and for information. There is a great new site www.trusera.com It's all about the power of "been there" and people sharing valuable information. I highly recommend it!

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