April Patient Perspective
Karen Hamlin Six years ago, I was diagnosed with Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC). I chose full treatment- chemotherapy, bilateral surgery, radiation, and hormone therapy. I exercise, watch my diet, maintain a spiritually positive attitude, and continue to work even since my retirement. However, there are risks and side effects of treatment. Â At the beginning of […]
Pink Affair gala to help breast cancer survivors: NeighborNewspapers.com
by Christine Fonville March 17, 2015 10:38 AM This Saturday evening, local residents can help local breast cancer survivors by attending the 14th annual Pink Affair gala. The event, which will feature live and silent auctions, complimentary wine and beer, music, dancing and hors d’oeuvres, will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Retreat at Perimeter […]
Evidence Update: To Jump-Start Your Exercise Routine, Be Mindful
The benefits of exercise for breast cancer survivors during and after treatment is well known. But…we all struggle to stick with an exercise program, particularly when life gets busy. A new study suggests that by paying more attention to the experience of exercise itself, we are more likely to continue an exercise program. This is […]
March Patient Perspective
Amena Mitchell In the spring of 2011 I noticed a small lump in the lower, inner quadrant of my right breast. I immediately panicked and called my doctor. I was scheduled for a mammogram shortly thereafter and was advised that it was a benign cyst and some calcification. Over the course of the following two […]
