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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=703&v=ryNjSP5VVI8 : Women (and it happened  men too when they had similar events) have been worried about the current hormone check up results which may connect to breast cancer. Her specified reasons are 1. The current tests that are available to check for H imbalance are not sensitive enough to pick up on everything. 2. Remember drs are physiologically trained, they look for physiological causes, but sometimes the physiological cause is actually a consequence and physiological solution-a prescription pill might make the imbalance worse as a start and not solve the problem. Also, drs justifiably after long hrs in hospitals and clinics don’t have a chance to catch up with proliferating researches that happens every day. So, research findings take yrs before make it into practice and we have drs doing thing out of convention regardless of what recent researches might have found. The fact that ovary H happens to be very complex and slow acting at high chance of ‘false-negative’. I hope you enjoy her talk to have her suggestion how to care for your health.

Honestly, today was terrifying. Not that we haven't been through other days that were just the same. Today I though I lost any hope when he fainted and was unconscious for more than 4 hours..

My boyfriend has been diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer about a month or two after we started dating.

Many people in my life said I am crazy and that I'm too young to get on board into such an emotionally consuming journey to recovery. I was 20 and he was 23 at the time.

Hi all, I hope you had a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, mine was good and spent with family and friends. I always treat it as if it will be my last as my docs didn’t think I would make it too Christmas 2017 let alone 2018, so the kids get spoilt but they do deserve it as they do so much for me.

Hi all,

My 16th cycle of chemo was a struggle, nausea was ok but the chronic fatigue reared it’s head.

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