Comments on: Breast cancer survivors: Am I cured yet?

By: Caitlin Baker

Caitlin Baker — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 00:54:30 +0000

Breast Cancer as with other types of cancer, can be prevented by early intervention.*`:

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headwear for hairloss — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 02:09:17 +0000

In an article published by the American Cancer Society on June 14th 2010, it says that over two million cancer survivors had to cancel receiving care for their needed medical treatment due to rising costs. This is horrible and we need a new way of doing healthcare..and soon!

By: Doc Gurley

Doc Gurley — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 17:14:08 +0000

Dear Verite,
Congratulations on taking positive steps for your health (and on behalf of others). Please feel free to quote any/all of the article – my only request is attribution (linking back to my site). Thank you for the kind words and please know you have my best wishes and hopes for your continued efforts to live WELL.
Best regards

By: Verite Reily Collins

Verite Reily Collins — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 09:27:39 +0000

Your article on life after breast cancer was excellent.Please may have permission to quote this on http://www.after-cancer.com please?

As a cancer patient, I started the website to tell other British patients that we don’t have to be bullied by the NHS system, as I was lucky enough to get treatment in Europe and we could copy what French hospitals carry out. Our NHS has worst post-cancer survival rates in Europe.

Suddenly the site ‘exploded’, and I now get hits from 145 countries. Have found that I am not alone, and there are a lot of women who are as frustrated as I am with poor knowledge that we are given.

Your article answers what so many of us want to ask our medics, but are
frustrated by lack of time during the ten minute check-ups we get from a junior doctor twice a year – if we are lucky.