Thank you for inviting me to this group. I might not have much to contribute but I do need a place to discuss and possibly ask questions. I don't have history in family but I do know women that have survived breast cancer and they have got to be the most strong women I have ever known. I have had 3 benign lumps removed and we are watching another. Mammograms every 6 months is not fun either.

Well thanks again, hope to chat with you all soon.

Faith

We are so glad to have the new members to join us. Welcome, please add to our SITE.

Thank You,

Hugs,

Anita 

I am in the "HIGH Risk" group.  So far so good.  I go for my annual check-up and mammogram.  I'm now wondering if I'll be getting the MRI because of the family history.  (My mom was a breast cancer survivor-had it twice and my sister has had 3 bouts with breast cancer that I know of).

I'm looking for more information on the MRI's and breast cancer.

Mark,

thank you so very much for the invite,i'm a survivor of non hodgkins lymphoma. i do know people with breast cancer,and in my group on msn we click daily for free mammagrams for breast cancer.

huggs

Marianne

Hi. I am Jim.  I spend most of my time behind the scenes providing income to charities.  I give any legitimate nonprofit a completely free way to raise money with no effort.  I basically do everything for them to make them successful.  I have over 1,500 of the best-known internet merchants on board.  Whenever anybody shops online, these stores send up to 25% of the sale to either an enrolled charity, or a basket of the best charities serving each cause.  Many of them address breast cancer.  I get great satisfaction knowing that I am able to support so many good charities with the income they so vitally need. 

Thankyou for inviting me Anita L

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from Good will ambassador of 63 countries who born and brought up in India

 

Support the soliderity of people of 63 countries  and others which I got from 1987 to 2001 as a part of Global  campaign ONFOOT and traversed around 80,000 kms 

as a Good will ambassador of 63 countries who born and brought up  in India

    By road show with a modified automobile and e campaining.as well as have a critical views on the India/ Indian hypocracy

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Dear Friends 
    Howz life
    In detail about me ,,,,Born and brought up in India  ,,,Graduated in civil engineering  in 1986  ,, Embark on global  campaign ONFOOT for" Global Friendship and Peace" ,, by giving up job in 1987 . 10/30,, Traveresed through the capital of landlocked 63 countries of Asia and Europe ..covered around 80,000 kms with  warm welcoming  ,,before  turning back  to india  in 15/08/2001 ,, realised missing of global feelings despite of meeting own Prime minister&  others and much focused in  media,,Therefore, doing road show and e campaigning as a Good will ambassador of 63 countries who born and brought up in India

Thank you Anita for the invite... As far as I know we do not have breast cancer in our family but as we all know it can hit anybody.... When my mother was diagnosed with colon cancer, it struck me hard and when she passed on i told myself i would not do like her and not go for regular check up espescailly when u are over 50.  And the fact that Colon, ovarian and breast cancer are all linked for info... Now its check up every 2 years  and so far so good....except for colon which is done every 5 yrs and that i hade done last year and all was  good.

Huggges to everyone is this group!!!!

Thank   you   for  invited  me  i Lost  my dad  in cancer  its has  been  ten years  this year  and he had  lung cancer   

Cheri    Husband

I would like to thank Anita for the invite to this group please everyone check out my profile page and see my dearest friend Laura and i in the picture she was diagnosed 1 month ago with breast cancer she is dear and loving caring for all humanity she justed started chemo treatments 2 weeks ago and is so sick but very strong willed i ask for all to pray for her. love , lisa s. westbrook , maine

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Thanks for the invitation.  I went to war twice for this country, but the hardest thing I ever had to do was watch my oldest son die of bone cancer.  This government needs to get its act together and realize that terrorism isn't even in the top two hundred threats to this country.  Our government needs to stop spending billions of dollars trying to fight ideas and start spending the money on research to end cancers.

If I may help in anyway just let me know.  My prayers and support are here for all who may need them.  Rick.

Hi Dear Anita

Thanks a lot for invite me to this important group

All my love and support you could need

Hugs

Adehilde

Hi Anita, Thank you for the invite.

Hugs, Patti

Hey Anita, thanks for the invite, I'm pleaded to join.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR INVITE ANITA,THIS GROUP MEANS EVERYTHING TO ME AS 3 PEOPLE IN MY FAMILY HAVE HAD TO BATTLE BREAST CANCER IN THE PAST 2 YEARS

!!!!! LEONIE XXXX

It's with a heavy heart that I report that I've just recently lost one of my dear friends to the battle of breast cancer.  Bev fought a brave battle for two and a half years and lost the battle in April.  This is the first I've been able to write about it.  I miss her greatly.  She went peacefully into the hereafter, but we must keep up the fight against breast cancer so this does not continue to happen to women.  It must be stamped out and stamped out now!

Susan, hugs! Good to see you Anita! Likewise, I've lost several friends to breast cancer. I do everything I can to donate time, money, and resources but it's discouraging a cure is not yet available. Thankful for the group! Together, there is hope.
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