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posted by WicklowLady
26 June 2014

If manufacturers unsuccessful to submit samples

Why would you post here? Very insensitive. Who cares about your golf clubs!!!
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posted by youngk
12 April 2014

update TUG flap recovery

Hi all, 7 weeks since the op now. For anyone considering TUG flap reconstruction I just wanted to update you on my recovery. Although I still feel tightness in my legs I have regained most movement (squatting still a bit of an issue). Still a bit of tightness when I raise my arm to the side, but otherwise no issue with the reconstructed breasts. Looking forward to the minor procedure on 8th May to tidy up the scars and even up the two sides. (A bit more fat to be removed from my hips by liposuction, and put back into the new breasts!) Roll on Summer!!!
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posted by Irish Cancer Society
28 March 2014

Survivorship Conference in Donegal April 2014

Relay For Life,Donegal and the Irish Cancer Society have organised a Survivorship Conference on the 5th of April,2014.It is to be held at the Mount Errigal Hotel,Letterkenny Donegal from 10am-4pm for cancer patients and their carers and registration is required. For further information see http://www.relayforlifedonegal.com/canc ... onference/ Cancer Information Service Nurse Irish Cancer
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posted by Irish Cancer Society
24 February 2014

Lymphoedema Awareness Month - Open Day

We would like to let you know about an upcoming open day as part of Lymphoedema Awareness Month, organised by Lymphoedema Ireland on March 1st, 2014 in the Lodge, St Lukes’s Hospital Rathgar, Dublin 6. This meeting will take place from 10am until 2pm. To register your attendance email [b:39ys0x1h]info@lymphoedemaireland.com[/b:39ys0x1h] or text [b:39ys0x1h]087-6934964[/b:39ys0x1h].
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posted by cwitch
30 January 2014

sclc -Anyone done a 2nd course of chemo?

sclc -small cell lung cancer, Just wondering if anyone knows someone who has done a 2nd course of chemo (drugs; carboplatin & etoposide) for this? Wondering how it will go, what to expect & if there is a cummulative effect on the body. Husband did 4 cycles May to Aug 2013, 6 months free of chemo, starting another 4 cycles this Feb 2014.
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posted by thedibs
24 January 2014

TV Documentary for BBC NI

My name is Eamonn and I'm making a new documentary for BBC Northern Ireland which aims to try and understand more about the psychological, physical and emotional impact that cancer can have on the someone suffering from the illness and their loved ones. We need people to share their stories as part of the film. Please let me know if this is something that you could help us with. Many Thanks Eamonn
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posted by spudburf
20 January 2014

Mastectomy advice

I've made my choice so no need for any replies! Love this site by the way - great to see other people's opinions and advice. Hi all, I'm looking for advice on choosing a surgeon for my mastectomy and reconstruction. I'm in the process of finishing my last round of chemo - 10 weeks to go! Yey. and I have to let my oncologist know which surgeon I want as I need to have a mastectomy and reconstruction in a few months. Do I choose a surgeon and plastic surgeon or do I choose a surgeon who can do both?? I'm in Cork and there are only 2 surgeons that are trained to do both. Finding it a hard decision to make!! Any tips from someone who's been through this? Thanks.
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posted by tanmuse
10 January 2014

BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 support

Hi all i run a Facebook (private) support group for all those affected by BRCA1 and BRCA2 ,I myself am BRCA2 positive and know how hard it can be and speaking to others in the same boat who really understand and can help each other can make all the difference .We are honest caring group of people there to listen and offer support .Anyone can find us by following are link or typing in BRCA1 & BRCA 2 Ireland and the UK. https://www.facebook.com/groups/193319190876332/
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posted by sunshine71
12 December 2013

GETTING FITTED FOR A BRA FOLLOWING SURGERY

[color=#8000FF:3e1qfcfm]Hindsight is a wonderful thing! Just back from getting some new bras. Got my first ones from the surgeon, lovely white contraptions.....but wore them for quite a while as they were so comfortable and I was afraid I wouldnt find mastectomy bras as comfortable. I waited a year after surgery to get a 'proper' fitted bra and then they felt so good. Now, having lost a little weight, I went to get some new 'smaller' bras. Decided not to be sensible and didnt go for that good old 'nude' colour.........have to say feels great to have a black bra again , feels like forever since I wore one. And I feel great. So my advice is if your not sure about getting a mastectomy bra go in and try them on .......you won't know until you try and you might be surprised how good you might feel. [/color:3e1qfcfm]
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posted by burren54
14 November 2013

non hodgkins lymphona stage 2

because of weight loss had scan which showed no changed in my condiction . in my opionion my vegan diet caused the loss of weight. feel well.
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