If you or someone you know is suffering from breast cancer there are some steps you can take to cope with this horrible disease. You are not alone so read a compilation of things you can do.
Statistics show that over 200,000 American women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year, but the good news is: […]

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer diagnosed in women if the relatively less aggressive skin cancer is excluded from counting. Breast cancer accounts for about 32 percent of all cancer diagnosed in women.
Breast cancer is very uncommon in male. In families carrying the breast cancer associated genes, male members may be affected […]

How disturbing can it be for a woman to discover one day that she has a lump on her breast? This can bring out different reactions and probably unnecessary emotional strain. Even before proper laboratory tests, a woman with a lump on the breast may already entertain the frightening thoughts of having breast […]

While not commonly asked, one of the first questions a potential breast augmentation should ask is…does the breast implant interfere with being able to detect breast cancer? Since breast cancer in the United States affects one in 11 women during their lifetime, this is a fairly important question. As breast augmentation procedures continue to be […]

I\’ve done my homework and now I\’m ready to share it with you. Wish you knew the real truth about cancer and your much needed survival? Now you can educate yourself, along with your hospital care. You can do it, you can survive cancer!
I want to make a believer out of you, so get ready, […]

Every few minutes a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer. The disease is the most common cause of death in women between the ages of 40 and 55, and there are more than 200,000 new cases of breast cancer expected in the U.S. alone this year (see www.nationalbreastcancer.org).
With staggering statistics such as this, no wonder […]

Among all the types of cancer, breast cancer is one of the most frequently diagnosed in the world today. But compared to other cancer types that are not as frequently diagnosed, fewer people have actually died because of it. This means that there are more breast cancer survivors than the other types of cancer because […]

Taking every opportunity to distribute my marketing material for my new book, I stopped by a childrens clothing store one Sunday afternoon. Upon leaving the parking lot, my six year old son caught a glimpse of those ribbons with two lines. In my half-engaged attention, I acknowledged his observation that there were more […]

Driving through the country side with the wind blowing in her hair, Irish music in the background, her thoughts far away. She could not erase the news the doctor had given her that morning, the results were positive and she had breast cancer. Dr. Wright said it was at an early stage and radiation would […]

If you have loved ones or friends that have survived breast cancer, its time for celebration. Your friend or loved one has been through a very stressful time and lots of procedures. And no matter which procedure they had, they must be emotionally and physically drained. Its time to let them know you are celebrating […]