Check out the Knitty.com for a pattern for a knitted breast prosthesis.
Reminder: I still have a regular prosthesis size 34/36 B for adoption, for anyone who needs one.
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- One of the challenges of having advanced cancer is that there aren't enough good-news stories. While it may be necessary to go to the 'dark side' at times, I want to create a blog that is about living in the moment and finding joy in the small things.
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1998 May - diagnosed stage II breast cancer, mastectomy, chemo (TAC vs FAC trial)
2007 Feb - solitary 2.8 cm lung lesion, wedge resection surgery
2008 Sep5 - multiple lung lesions, Taxotere
2009 Dec - no sign of mets, Faslodex
2010 Apr - mets to spine and rib
2010 June - radiation to rib
2007 Feb - solitary 2.8 cm lung lesion, wedge resection surgery
2008 Sep5 - multiple lung lesions, Taxotere
2009 Dec - no sign of mets, Faslodex
2010 Apr - mets to spine and rib
2010 June - radiation to rib
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1 comment:
What a brilliant idea! Wouldn't it be nice to have these available to women shortly after surgery. It would make breast cancer ladies feel more normal when first going out in public after surgery.
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