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RE: Rib cramps
By Buttercup, 1 month ago
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| Dr Jim Heatherman... 913-787-1844 He's a good guy we met thru our son, Matt, who rates Jim as a brother... and they are very close friends. Jim/wife have a young son with a medical problem. So the... | ||
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RE: Rib cramps
By Screaminmimi, 1 month ago
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| @buttercup wow that's a lot of lymph nodes. Yes triple negative June 2022, stage 3. Diep flap reconstruction November 2023. Makes sense the weather's been extreme and my chiropractor quit sooo | ||
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RE: Rib cramps
By Buttercup, 1 month ago
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| I should have mentioned the chiropractor I use does other things in conjunction with chiropractic movements. He developed a great strengthen program for me to do at home as I do live a little out of ... | ||
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RE: Rib cramps
By Buttercup, 1 month ago
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| Oh my Gals! I've had rib pain, but I think is different than yours. in 1992 With 1st surgery round I had 39 lymph nodes removed and 36 hours of iridum implants, then followed with 28 external rad tr... | ||
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RE: Rib cramps
By Screaminmimi, 1 month ago
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| @janedoe7 thanks no roping it's like the tissue between my ribs, the first time it happened was when I was going through chemo Now it happens with certain activities I do hair and I must get into a c... | ||
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RE: Rib cramps
By janedoe7, 1 month ago
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| Oh gosh, you had it all, didn't you! I'm sorry to hear about all you've been through! I had pain underneath my ribs on the surgery side too, though I don't know if it's the same thing because I'm not ... | ||
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Rib cramps
By Screaminmimi, 1 month ago
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| Has anyone experienced cramping in their ribs? It's on the side that had the tumor. I had a dmx radiation, chemo and immunotherapy, they removed 19 lymph nodes under my arm. Just wondering if this is ... | ||
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RE: Dr. Anne O'Dea
By EMAW85, 1 month ago
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| Dr. Anne O'Dea and her team at KU are simply INCREDIBLE! They are so compassionate as you embark in a club that you do not want to be a member of! They take the time to listen to you and I have NEVE... | ||
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RE: First Steps
By Helen, 2 months ago
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| Knowledge is power so that is great that you have already done the genetic testing and know your family history. I ditto what has been suggested above. It is important to be seen at a high risk breast... | ||
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RE: First Steps
By jleeh, 2 months ago
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| I was first seen at the high risk clinic at St Luke’s, they took great care of me. Once I knew I wanted to do a double mastectomy I moved to KU. Your OB or PCP can get you a referral. KU has a great h... | ||
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RE: First Steps
By sjherman, 2 months ago
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| Knowing you have the gene is an important first step in taking control of your health! I am also considered very high risk, with dense breast tissue and a strong family history of breast cancer surviv... | ||
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RE: First Steps
By janedoe7, 2 months ago
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| Hi, @tonit! I am sorry to hear that you have to worry about this but so happy that you are ON IT! Yes, I think the next thing to do is call your primary care doc to begin the conversation. There are h... | ||
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First Steps
By ToniT, 2 months ago
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| I'm 30 years old and recently found out I have the BRCA 1 gene and I have a pretty extensive family history including my Mom. I also have very dense breast tissue. Wondering what I should do now that ... | ||
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RE: Almost 11 years!
By ChefSBell, 2 months ago
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| You are so very welcome - how are you doing these days? 😍 | ||
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RE: Almost 11 years!
By momoftwo, 2 months ago
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| @sheribell Thank you so much! 😍 | ||