Breast
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Breast Implants
Asked by B.R. from Allentown
on September 12, 2011
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I am 30 soon to be 31. My breast cup is a small B. I have wanted implants for the longest time and I think I have the opportunity. I have my reasons as to why I want t...
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- Go for it!!! I have had mine for 6 months and it was the best decision. I went in on Wed and was up and about after three days...can't lift heavy things for several ...
- No recommendations for Dr.s but think about how big you want to go. I am a DD naturally and I have had a lot of back problems due to the size of my breasts. If I kne...
- I have always wanted implants. I am a small C..... I have 1 son and want another child. My boobs are saggy and gross. I am thinking about getting a lift once im don...
Friend Has Cancer - Some Type of Dinner Schedule
Asked by G.G. from Chicago
on March 28, 2010
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It seems like more and more young parents are being diagnosed with cancer. I have a friend who recently was diagnosed with breast cancer at at early age. After her su...
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- I was diagnosed with breast cancer in December and had surgery in January. I am undergoing chemo now and I use a website called Care Calendar. www.carecalendar.org. ...
- Go to this website. it is the best site out there for setting up a meal schedule. send it to everyone you know. I had breast cancer and had people bringing meals. ...
- Ask your friend, she will know what they need, I would think 6 days a week because if there are leftovers they will be eaten for lunch, there may be one of you that wo...
Breast Reduction
Asked by H.S. from Cincinnati
on April 16, 2011
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I would like to hear some positive and negatives from those who have had a breast reduction. As I have reached the point where I am done having children, I am focusing...
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- My cousin did it when she was young, like 19 or so. She is short like I am, 5'2 and very thin, around 100 lbs. She had D cup or DD cup breasts and it causes very bad b...
- Just a side note: I have heard that ins will cover the cost of this if you are having back aches and neck aches etc. Good luck with your surgery! I would love to have ...
- I have not had one but 2 of my sisters have and so did my mom. They all healed nicely and have minimal scaring. I think you should go for it. As others have said ch...
Gift Ideas-Cancer Survivor Party
Asked by L.H. from Dallas
on June 17, 2008
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I'm going to a toast for life thing on Saturday for a one year cancer survivor. It doesn't say anything about gifts and it is not during dinner (3-5pm) It is at a th...
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- I have seen an apron embroidered with: "Whoever said 'Winning isn't everything' never beat Cancer" I gave one to my Dad who has been cancer free for 5 year...
- I've always thought live plants are a great gift. Maybe even a planted seed and/or a tree. A symbol that life is just beginning and that there are many more "seasons...
- Speaking from the perspective of a 5+ yr cancer survivor (breast), I would avoid getting anything with references to "lost a nut", etc. While it may seem funny and coo...
Breast Implants?
Asked by M.S. from Detroit
on May 1, 2009
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Hi Moms,
I am wrestling with a decision ... should I get implants. A small bit of background, I always had A cups, and being 5'10" with curvy hips and wide shoulders ...
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- M., I'd have to weigh in on the "no" side. I had a mastectomy 10 years ago on my left side and opted for a reconstructive implant. There are more negatives than ...
- I read so much in the responses that women's breasts got smaller after breastfeeding. Mine didn't change at all. Not at all, really. They were bigger during but wen...
- I say you go for it!! You cant be all that you can be with your family and friends if you are not happy with your self! I would just make sure you research a good do...
Step-mom Has Cancer, How to Support Family?
Asked by S.C. from Minneapolis
on February 24, 2010
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My step-mom was just diagnosed with breast cancer that has spread to her lungs and bones. We won't know the exact prognosis until Thursday. However, my dad is very ups...
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- I'm sorry. It's tough, I know. Wait to get all of the facts of her diagnosis. They really are doing much better with chemo & other treatments than ever. Keep in tou...
- Hi. I have the same dx as your step mom and I am 37 with a 2.5 year old at home. There are some really great websites with discussion boards that have been a great r...
- How far do you live out of state? Could it be a trip you could drive once a month, or would you have to book a flight? I would definitely encourage your dad and step...
Pain in My Breast
Asked by M.P. from Provo
on August 28, 2010
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Hey momma's. Man I ask a lot of questions. Well the latest is about me now. For the past day or two I've had a pain in my left nipple. It's a sharp pain that lasts for...
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- Here's one possibility (taken from breastfeedingmomsunite.com): Many people haven’t ever heard of Raynaud’s phenomenon. This condition usually affects women fro...
- there isnt a chance your preggers is there? right before i took the test, i had sharp pains in one of my breasts for a few days. i mean it hurt...not sore like before ...
- Are you close to starting your period? I know with me, like a week before my period starts, I get these sharp pains sometimes in my breasts or a whole lot of tenderne...
Breast Augmentation?
Asked by K.M. from Washington DC
on June 12, 2007
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Hi, I'm interested in getting bigger boobs. Haha, it's funny saying that. I've always just been ok with my body and really taken care of myself exercising. I had never...
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- There is a breast augmentation where they put the implant under your chest muscle, and not directly under your breast fat tissue. There should be no problems with bre...
- It's wonderful carrying a baby and bringing a new life into the world, but it's very frustrating see how much our bodies change and stretch as new moms. I am 34 and h...
- Hi K. I am 25 and I am actually about to go through with the surgery. I have done a TON of research. There is no study that says 100% of women can or can not breast...
Skin Cancer?!
Asked by D.S. from Philadelphia
on March 14, 2011
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Hi Moms!!
I had a unusual growth removed from my shoulder today that the derm thought could be a basal cell carcinoma!!! I am terrified and can not believe I have to ...
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- I know it is so hard to wait for results - but you might rest easier knowing that basal cell is the most easily detected and easily treated form of cancer. So many p...
- Hi D., Lee P posted a question like this awhile back. Maybe if you use the search button you can find it, or lists? Feel better, I, too know people who have them remo...
- Hi D., Ok - so I am in NO WAY making light of your health concern. But this is practically no big deal. My mom has had 3 or 4 basal cell carcinomas removed over t...
Any Good Outcome from Stage III Melanoma Cancer
Asked by M. from Saginaw
on April 26, 2008
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My best friend was just diagnosed with stage III Melanoma Cancer. Every thing I have read is not good. Has anyone had any had this and survived. What can I do to he...
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- When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, my best friend was there for me. The thing that she did that I appreciated the most was treat me like she always had. We tal...
- That is so so so sad. It seems unusual someone so young. Did she tan alot? My grandfather was dx'd with stage 4 melanoma ca and was given only 6 months to live. That w...
- Hi M.. We just found out my sister has it too. We serve a great BIG God and He has the final say so on any cancer. I have peace about it, because I know He is in charg...
