Breast Exams?
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A.B.Normal
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You should really make an appointment Mare,sometimes wondering what it "might" be is worse than knowing what it is.
Thats why God gave them legs,so they wouldn't leave a trail like a slug.
Professur said:
Thats why God gave them legs,so they wouldn't leave a trail like a slug.
MrBishop
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Women's breasts are for listening to? Damn....and here I was, using the wrong sensory organ on them for years now!Camelyn said:, listen to them, It's why we have em
What do breasts sound like when they talk? I usually get a kind of "putting your ear to a sea-shell to hear the ocean" kinda sound when I lay my ears there
Stop Laughing
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You never know, my family up to 5 years ago had no history of any cancer, but in less than the next 2 years both my mother and grandmother developed breast cancer. Just like that, it's now family history. Thankfully both were caught in the early stages and are long finished with all their treatments (chemo is awful, it's like having the flu for months).
The earlier you catch cancer, the better, not only to survive it, but the easier the treatment is. My mother's was caught a little earlier than my grandmother's so she didn't need the masectomy like my grandmother did. My grandmother's chemo was stronger than my mother's too, she did lose all her hair (now wears a wig, of course)while my mother's only thinned a lot. My mother got very unlucky with her chemo when she caught a real nasty flu while undergoing it and the combination has basically killed her thyroid, and while meds can make up for it, she's gonna be on them for the rest of her life.
The earlier you catch cancer, the better, not only to survive it, but the easier the treatment is. My mother's was caught a little earlier than my grandmother's so she didn't need the masectomy like my grandmother did. My grandmother's chemo was stronger than my mother's too, she did lose all her hair (now wears a wig, of course)while my mother's only thinned a lot. My mother got very unlucky with her chemo when she caught a real nasty flu while undergoing it and the combination has basically killed her thyroid, and while meds can make up for it, she's gonna be on them for the rest of her life.
Mare
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tonksy said:
Yeah my sister has those to, when it's that time of the month they grow larger. She had one right at the bra line under her boob and had to have it removed, so all in all, i'm thinking it might run in the family and its just a cyst. But made an appointment anyway, its a scary thing definetly wether its benign or not.
Oh and yes, that's why us woman have legs so we wouldn't leave slug marks all over........
Thanks Inky......as i'm laying there, i'll have this huge smile on my face now thinking about that pic....... 
kuulani
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my obgyn found a lump last year that he wasn't too worried about, since i was breastfeeding at the time and he thought it was a plugged milk duct.
still, he sent me to a specialist "just in case" and they did all kinds of tests. that was probably one of the scariest things in my life.
thank the gods that it was a plugged milk duct.
still, he sent me to a specialist "just in case" and they did all kinds of tests. that was probably one of the scariest things in my life.
thank the gods that it was a plugged milk duct.
