Comments on: No Change In Mammogram Guidelines

By: naveed

naveed — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 05:16:19 +0000

Best information for breast cancer.
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Wed, 02 Dec 2009 04:58:07 +0000

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By: Della Woodard

Della Woodard — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 17:34:33 +0000

THIS HEALTH BILL IS CRAZY. AFTER ALL MY 71 YEARS, I GOT A SECOND LETTER WITH (COME BACK FOR A SECOND TEST).THANK GOD IT WAS NOT AN ISSUE, BUT COULD HAVE BEEN.
MY DAUGHTERS BEST CHILDHOOD FRIEND DIED AT AGE 32 WITH BREAST CANCER. A MISREAD REPORT!!!!!SHE HAD NO HISTORY IN HER FAMILY OF THIS DISEASE. SHE LEFT A 3 YEAR OLD SON AND HUSBAND.
SHAME ON ALL YOU WASHINGTON “DO GOODERS” LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE. HILLARY CLINTON COULDNT GET THIS PASSED AND IF WE STICK TOGETHER THIS STUPID BILL WILL NOT EITHER. CONTACT YOUR POLITICIANS-AFTER ALL THAT IS WHY THEY WERE ELECTED.

By: tataesther

tataesther — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:57:25 +0000

i think the government have to reconsider their decision for the interest of a larger population of the women,thanks.

By: B Salter :

B Salter : — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 05:41:41 +0000

November 21st,2009 11:30pm. To all the Women in this country I say Stand Tall when it come to our health.I know every one needs health care so I’m not against that. maybe if every one had some kind of health care more lives would be saved.Not just from cancer, but from all kind of illinesses.Yes I want congress to pass a health care bill.having gone through the Cancer I have it was rough not to mention exspensive and still is.I thank God I had Insurance, but at the same time there were a lady in treetment with me that did not have any Insurance, she could not afford the other meds she needed and I felt her Doctor could have given her the meds.Which is often left by med. Reps.So I am not one to think of just myself.Every one needs medical care….

By: B Salter Says:

B Salter Says: — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 05:22:26 +0000

Thanks but no thanks to who ever brought up this idea;I would be hightly disgusted to find out that in a Country as rich as (America)Us Women would have some one to dictate to us,and decide what medical treetment,or tests we can not get until someone think it time to be testes.You see I am a surviver of breast Cancer, and have to take meds. every day to keep my cancer at bay.I’m in the age bracket between 60 and 74.now I have to get tested every year. How do you tell me that I have to die, because someone said I cant get checked?.Who ever brought up this Idea should have to live in my shoes for just one day.Women have a right to chose to live or die.PLEASE. Waist your time on something else.

By: m. mohrmann

m. mohrmann — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:43:31 +0000

Thanks, Linda….and thanks to Alice… Looks like 2 men for “the experts” and 6 KNOWLEDGEABLE women against “the experts”. Wish we could all meet to plan for the time coming when they are going to try to limit women on ….just about everything they think they can cut and save money., the heck with saving lives. My daughter had to pay plenty, and still, “the experts” let her die.

Hang in there, Ladies!

By: Alice

Alice — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:22:52 +0000

WOMEN NEED TO DO WHTEVER THEY CAN TO SAVE THEIR LIVES. Age should NEVER BE A BOUNDARY If to much time goes between your mammograms you could be hiding a deadly cancer. Be smart Be safe and lets keep away from Obama care.

By: Linda

Linda — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:16:22 +0000

Thank you m. mohrmann. So, Sid ban, maybe they should change the age to start checking the prostate, as it is the same as the breast? These are preventative measures for people, you fool! I have been through prostate & hodgkins with family members and even though both were advanced when found, we are lucky enough to have our family member still with us today, cancer free, I might add. If you don’t want to take preventative measures by all means, don’t but, as for me, I will always take them, especilly after seeing how much suffering one goes through with disease.

By: m. mohrmann

m. mohrmann — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:12:30 +0000

Amen, Joan! My daughter died of cancer at 5l. She was still a
vibrant, loving person and we can’t ease the pain of losing her. It took her in 2007. In March her idiot doctor declared her free and clear of it (Stage 4 cancer) and we celebrated and then gave thanks through tears of joy. SHE DIED JUNE 30, THE FOURTH MONTH
LATER. Her “doctor” was a woman, by the way. I don’t recommend
her to anyone. Her two children who are adults can’t get over
losing her. They had lost their father to brain cancer two years
prior to her death. The tears don’t stop.