Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under breast cancer |
I currently live in Maryland. I plan to move to Greeneville Tennessee in near future. I am a Breast Cancer survivor. "I’m currently dealing w/Lymph-edema" I am currently on a program called "The State of Maryland Breast & Cervical Cancer Program"- Thur the state of Maryland that I was approved for, and twice a year I see lymph-edema Therapist that checks me out and takes measurements for my arm and orders my special made sleeve & glove for me twice a year or more, and manual message sometimes when I need it. My question is does Tenn have this program or something similar? I currently live on Medicare and have no Insurance that will cover these medically necessary garments that must be replaced every 6 months. It also covers Mammograms, MRI, Cat Scan, anything to do with the Breast, Lymph-edema, or Cervical Cancer ? Can someone please give me some info on this as I will be dealing with Lymph-edema for the rest of my life. I hope and Pray no more Cancer of any kind. But I do need to find a program that I can go to when necessary.
Thank You
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under breast cancer |
I feel bad for saying it because they’re earning money for a good cause, and, actually, I can’t even articulate why they are so annoying. But why make a big party to raise money for such a terrible disease?
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under Stomach cancer |
Are there any health supplements like opc that could possibly cure, or at least help somone with stomach cancer
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under Stomach cancer |
A friend had been in remission for stomach cancer - which returned 9 months later. She is taking oral chemotherapy but refusing any aggressive treatment. I have noticed lately that she has had a lot of forgetfulness. Is it possible the cancer has spread to the brain? Also, what is her survival chances?
I should add that the forgetfulness is severe - she recalls events in a manner they did not happen, she also has occ headaches.
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under skin cancer |
Is it possible to get skin cancer from showers? I always have the shower on a extremely high setting and i shower daily, mostly twice a day and although i have the temperature on extremely high i still feel cold in the shower, no idea why. The shower room steams up very quickly. When i get out, steam is coming off my skin. Literally. Recently, i have had scabs on my body for about 2 weeks that wont go and also my temperature keeps soaring then dropping.When i get out of the shower, my skin is completely red and looks burnt. Any ideas whats wrong? Can you get skin cancer from showers? Advice please. Thanks again. 
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under skin cancer |
Today I found a small red spot on my upper thigh. I was wondering if it was a bug-bite, or something like that, but I was worried that it could be skin cancer. It was like a bump, but not like a pimple. Its not scabby, and it feels like regular skin. The thing is that I don’t go outside alot and I never wear shorts. I always wear jeans, so that part of my body is never, ever in the sun. And im 12 years old, so…could I have skin cancer and hat should I do? My family doesn’t have enough money to get it removed…
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under skin cancer |
like does it affect how you feel? like tired, headaches, etc etc? anyone know?
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under Lung cancer |
hi im 15 i started to smoke 1 month after my birthday. which is the same month now. im just asking how long it could take for lung cancer. i dont want any of that bull crap saying youl get it from your first smoke cos its not true. i also want to know is it better to smoke the self make ones where you put the tobbaco in or the ones from the companys?
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under Lung cancer |
The patient has no employment income and is the head of the family. He is suffering from malignant lung cancer (stage 4). Please provide any information on organizations or individuals who are willing to help or donate medicines for cancer patients. Thank you for your help and advise.
Posted on Nov 28, 2009 under Lung cancer |
The patient has no employment income and is the head of the family. He is suffering from malignant lung cancer (stage 4). Please provide any information on organizations or individuals who are willing to help or donate medicines for cancer patients. Thank you for your help and advise.
