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Beyond chemo, life is different
Breast cancer never made me sick, but the treatment certainly did. My cancer is gone but now I’m left living with the aftermath of chemotherapy, immunotherapy, surgery and radiation because cancer isn’t always over when it’s gone and when the treatment ends. I was diagnosed with a non-specific type, HER-2 positive, grade three (fast growing) tumour in my left breast at about 10.30am on Thursday 19 December, 2023. Ladies – just get your mammogram…
Ann’s Breast Cancer Story: Surrounded By Support
Ann McAninch, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019, manages Merchandising Operations at GNC Corporate Headquarters in Pittsburgh. GNC is a proud supporter of Komen. A Troubling Discovery Ann was on her way home from a weekend trip when her left breast started to itch. “I stopped to buy some cortisone and while I was rubbing the cortisone in, I felt the lump,” she explained. “It took my breath away. I knew, I just immediately knew. This w…
Jolene Saunders held an end of treatment 'ringing the bell' party and raised £2,440 for the Breast Care Unit at Prince Philip Hospital. Jolene is a 37-year-old farmer from Alltwalis who lives with her husband, Aled, and their two sons, Elis and Gwion. Jolene hosted the party at Neath Rugby Club in April to raise the money as a thank you for the care she received in the unit. Jolene said: "In June 2024, I was diagnosed with Stage 2 Invasive Ducta…
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