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Bracing for Change

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Even in a period of change, I still look at my dear husband frozen in time due to this disease.

Pneumonitis, a lung inflammation, often appears months after the cancer treatment that sparked it.

I decided to go ahead with my scheduled breast reduction. I'd wait for the genetic testing results, from two weeks to two months. I decided that, for me, breast reduction would still be my choice, even if I had genes that imposed a 50 percent to 80 percent increase in the likelihood of breast cancer. Those of you who read my last post have been waiting with me. I wanted to pose a real-time, real-life conundrum.

Scoping Out Colon Cancer

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Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States when men and women are considered separately, and the second leading cause when both sexes are combined.

Kevin continues to explain how to stay alive in a world that's pretty much trying to do the other thing to you.