Tag Archives: breast cancer survivors
| 3 meds for (off-label) hot flash relief |
October 21, 2011
There are several other prescription treatments used off -label for reducing hot flashes.read more »
| Use hypnosis to stop hot flashes |
October 14, 2011
Women have attempted everything, so why not try getting hypnotized to stop hot flashes?read more »
| Estrogen Where It’s Needed |
August 12, 2011
You’ve tried everything. You use a natural moisturizer, plus a lubricant during sex. No soaps, sprays, scents, dyes, or synthetic underwear touch your bottom. You’re the queen of vaginal hygiene. And still you’re troubled by dry, itching, or inread more »
| vaginal dryness: cancer survivors say sexual side-effects go unaddressed |
February 24, 2011
One cause of vaginal dryness that does not get the attention that it deserves is treatment for cancers including breast or gynecologic cancers.read more »
| 4 questions to ask before you start hormone replacement therapy |
January 04, 2011
How do you know if HRT is right for you? Here are 4 questions to ask your physician before you decide.read more »
| Is hormone therapy right for you? 4 questions to ask before you start |
December 29, 2010
Some menopausal women avoid hormone therapy because they fear potential side effects, but the fact is, hormone therapy may be your best option for treating menopause symptoms. How do you know if HRT is right for you?read more »
| Daily Good #161 |
December 16, 2010
$10,600 raised for breast cancer survivorsread more »
| Vitamin D, the Darling Vitamin in Breast Cancer Prevention? |
November 01, 2010
Have you been tested for Vitamin D Deficiency?read more »
| Do Not Start With the Redhead Having a Hot Flash | Hot Conversation |
August 03, 2010
Senators Coburn and McCain allege waste in the stimulus. I allege something quite different.read more »
| She walks the walk to end breast cancer |
May 17, 2010
Two weeks into January I felt a painful lump in my breast. Little did I know on Dec. 31, 2003 that if I was one in seven women lined-up I’d be awarded the pink ribbon.read more »
There was no feelings of attack or feelings of anger when I wrote my reply to you. Just stated how I feel about people I find toxic.
You can read into it whatever you like, but with the written word there is no body language, inflections, or an
yes, like my soon to be ex husband! He also fits #s1,3,4,5 above.