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Margaret I was diagnosed wit breast cancer on oct 19th.im in hospital now awaitin surgery in mornin to have my breast removed my thoughts.prayers r wit anyone who has cancer
Wassersug Lab
Please spread the word about a research project we have underway:
“Knowledge of Cancer, Its Treatments and Their Side Effects”
Faculty of Medicine, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
We are studying people's knowledge about reproductive-related cancers, their treatment options, and side effects. Our stu...dy addresses testicular and prostate cancersin males, and breast, uterine, cervical and ovarian cancers in females. We are interested in what patients with any of these cancers, as well as their friends and
family, know about these cancers. We are also interested in how some of the
language about treatments is understood.
You do not need to be an expert to help out. The questionnaire is for people who are themselves, or have a family member, affected by any of these diseases.
If you are interested in helping out please click on the link to the survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=ij
Thank you very much!Read more
“Knowledge of Cancer, Its Treatments and Their Side Effects”
Faculty of Medicine, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
We are studying people's knowledge about reproductive-related cancers, their treatment options, and side effects. Our stu...dy addresses testicular and prostate cancersin males, and breast, uterine, cervical and ovarian cancers in females. We are interested in what patients with any of these cancers, as well as their friends and
family, know about these cancers. We are also interested in how some of the
language about treatments is understood.
You do not need to be an expert to help out. The questionnaire is for people who are themselves, or have a family member, affected by any of these diseases.
If you are interested in helping out please click on the link to the survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=ij
Thank you very much!Read more
Ella Addison
They don`t care about cure for cancer, ALL THEY CARE ABOUT IS THE MONEY!
DID YOU KNOW that there is a simple, inexpensive and effective cure for cancer? But they cant make money from it, discover the TRUTH:http://www.facebook.com/pages/One-minute
Reece Swaby loads of my friends think only girls get breast cancer n wen i tell them about men with breast cancer they dont believe me :S
Denise Winning I was diagnosed a month ago devastated!! but so grateful to campaigns like this.
Sheralyn Moule Was Lock We have raised £300 by dressing up in pink for a week... My poor Dad lost his 6 year fight last Xmas and my Mum was diagnosed with breast cancer 3 years ago... Keep up the good work!! x
Maria Jane Higgins Go brest cancer
Alexis Mcgowan 2 everyone I have lost. X
Breast Cancer Campaign
Jodie Prenger and the cast of Oliver! planted pink bulbs in Hyde Park to encourage everyone to buy P de Jager's Pink Bulb Range in support of Breast Cancer Campaign. Campaign receives a donation from the products which can be identified by the pink ribbon and Breast Cancer Campaign logo. Available now from P de Jager's website
http://www.dejager.co.uk/product?ipg=520
Julie Houghton listen to your inner voice and get checked right away it could save your life like mine i listened to my inner voice and now i'm half way there to being almost clear
Lauren
Wait til 50 to detect breast cancer!
http://www.newsy.com/videos/new_study_on
Lynn Wilkinson I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2000, now have secondaries in my bones. Don't wait ladies get checked out even if you think it's nothing. Life is too short. I'm doing well and good luck to everyone out there, it's scarey but keep positive and enjoy every day!
Janice The Allerton Road Liverpool Wear It Pink Day raised a total of £1,450.90 - thank you to everyone who took part.
Carol O'Shea
21 years ago today my sister, brothers and I lost our lovely mum to breast cancer. Thanks to the research and work of organisations like yourselves, there have been great steps forward - many thanks. I'm a survivor myself, two and a half years since my diagnosis and treatment and (God and Tamoxifen willing) still free ...of it and really enjoying life. Be breast aware ladies (and gents) and make sure your loved ones are, too. xxRead more
