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Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 1:25pm On Oct 16, 2014
Good morning my darlings, hope you all had a great night. Just stopping by to wish you all a great day ahead and lots of love, I'm on my way to work xoxoxoxo
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Odunharry(m): 3:55pm On Oct 16, 2014
xcelsia:
Good morning my darlings, hope you all had a great night. Just stopping by to wish you all a great day ahead and lots of love, I'm on my way to work xoxoxoxo
have a nice day at work...dnt 4get to bring goodies 4 ur online family

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Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:54pm On Oct 16, 2014
Odunharry:

have a nice day at work...dnt 4get to bring goodies 4 ur online family
No worries at all goodies beaucoup, I've got nothing but love for my e-fam smiley
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Odunharry(m): 10:58pm On Oct 16, 2014
xcelsia:
No worries at all goodies beaucoup, I've got nothing but love for my e-fam smiley
hope work isnt stressful today?
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 11:03pm On Oct 16, 2014
Odunharry:

hope work isnt stressful today?
I love my work, I thank God I followed my heart and life long passion into health care, no matter how stressful it is, I always end my shift with a smile smiley

How was your day? Hope candy and hephzi are good, haven't heard from them sad
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Osyxcel(m): 11:10pm On Oct 16, 2014
xcelsia:
I love my work, I thank God I followed my heart and life long passion into health care, no matter how stressful it is, I always end my shift with a smile smiley

How was your day? Hope candy and hephzi are good, haven't heard from them sad

They should be fine smiley
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 11:14pm On Oct 16, 2014
Osyxcel:


They should be fine smiley
Hi thanks, I pray so.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Odunharry(m): 11:18pm On Oct 16, 2014
xcelsia:
I love my work, I thank God I followed my heart and life long passion into health care, no matter how stressful it is, I always end my shift with a smile smiley

How was your day? Hope candy and hephzi are good, haven't heard from them sad
i hope so too...
Good u are into healthcare..guess u are the caring type and u take time to listen and help people

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Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 11:27pm On Oct 16, 2014
Odunharry:

i hope so too...
Good u are into healthcare..guess u are the caring type and u take time to listen and help people
Yeah thanks, you really have to be patient to have the type of unconditional love to cater to someone's health, our lives are on the line everyday.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Odunharry(m): 11:43pm On Oct 16, 2014
xcelsia:
Yeah thanks, you really have to be patient to have the type of unconditional love to cater to someone's health, our lives are on the line everyday.
yup...i like ur large heartedness..God cntinue to bless u ma'am
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 11:49pm On Oct 16, 2014
Odunharry:

yup...i like ur large heartedness..God cntinue to bless u ma'am
Aww thanks love, bless you too smiley
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Odunharry(m): 12:14am On Oct 17, 2014
xcelsia:
Aww thanks love, bless you too smiley
will talk wt u later dear..i wan to slp
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 5:18pm On Oct 17, 2014
Hello my loves, hope the day is treating you all kindly, missing you candy and hephzi. Lots of love xoxoxo
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Odunharry(m): 10:43pm On Oct 17, 2014
xcelsia:
Hello my loves, hope the day is treating you all kindly, missing you candy and hephzi. Lots of love xoxoxo
hope work is fine today?thanks for remembering them
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Christine01(f): 11:05pm On Oct 17, 2014
@Xcelsia, candygosh, hephzi1991:
Hi ladies, let me first say thank you to candygosh for opening this thread and a big well-done for all the beautiful contributions.

My mum was diagnosed of an aggressive type of breast cancer and in less than 4 months, we lost her. cry cry cry.

Had a lumpectomy some few months later and the histology results came as a benign growth.

I still feel this apprehension like I need to go for further tests and with this month being breast cancer awareness month and all. Pls do you guys know where I can do a mammography? I'm currently in Oyo State.

Thanks ladies.

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Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 11:28pm On Oct 17, 2014
Someone help, my mum's own is advanced, the breast is with injuries and completely eaten.... Although, she was to undergo surgery to remove the breast, but she declined.

Please. I do not want to lose my Mum to cancer.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Christine01(f): 11:33pm On Oct 17, 2014
Givemejoy:
Someone help, my mum's own is advanced, the breast is with injuries and completely eaten.... Although, she was to undergo surgery to remove the breast, but she declined.

Please. I do not want to lose my Mum to cancer.

I'm so sorry dear. How did her condition deteriorate to that extent?

I know what you must be going through now. Please be strong for her and try make her see reasons why she should undergo mastectomy.

God will keep her.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Osyxcel(m): 12:41am On Oct 18, 2014
Givemejoy:
Someone help, my mum's own is advanced, the breast is with injuries and completely eaten.... Although, she was to undergo surgery to remove the breast, but she declined.

Please. I do not want to lose my Mum to cancer.

Try to convince her to go for the mastectomy as fast as possible else it gets worse. Do you by any way know her reasons for declining?

I pray she gets through it.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Osyxcel(m): 12:47am On Oct 18, 2014
Christine01:
@Xcelsia, candygosh, hephzi1991:
Hi ladies, let me first say thank you to candygosh for opening this thread and a big well-done for all the beautiful contributions.

My mum was diagnosed of an aggressive type of breast cancer and in less than 4 months, we lost her. cry cry cry.

Had a lumpectomy some few months later and the histology results came as a benign growth.

I still feel this apprehension like I need to go for further tests and with this month being breast cancer awareness month and all. Pls do you guys know where I can do a mammography? I'm currently in Oyo State.

Thanks ladies.

UCH Ibadan is your best bet. The place might be a lil bit stressful, but you'll get proper medical attention.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Osyxcel(m): 12:49am On Oct 18, 2014
Candygosh, Hephzi1991. Where are you peeps?
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 8:59am On Oct 18, 2014
Osyxcel:


Try to convince her to go for the mastectomy as fast as possible else it gets worse. Do you by any way know her reasons for declining?

I pray she gets through it.
Am in Lagos. Do you know where she can do that in Lagos?
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 9:59am On Oct 18, 2014
So sorry been busy with exams and all can be tiring at times embarassed

Sorry for replying the thread late. angry

@ excelsia thanks for keeping the thread alive. Trust you and c.y are doing great cheesy
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:12am On Oct 18, 2014
Christine01:
@Xcelsia, candygosh, hephzi1991:
Hi ladies, let me first say thank you to candygosh for opening this thread and a big well-done for all the beautiful contributions.

My mum was diagnosed of an aggressive type of breast cancer and in less than 4 months, we lost her. cry cry cry.

Had a lumpectomy some few months later and the histology results came as a benign growth.

I still feel this apprehension like I need to go for further tests and with this month being breast cancer awareness month and all. Pls do you guys know where I can do a mammography? I'm currently in Oyo State.

Thanks ladies.


Hello dear. Sorry about your mum.

Well for a start you need to take your case serious as it would help you in the long run.

I'm not a medical practitioner but from my little knowledge It shows you have a breast cancer history in your family. Sometimes I have heard it being called a BRAC mutation from a gene like that.

It is often advised to take tests like two to three times at different places.
Union diagnostic, the specialists are still the most reliable in lagos and probably nigeria at large.

You lump could be non cancerous and could be dcis (ductal carcinoma in situ). Either way you will need a biopsy to determine and since you have had lumpectomy pls request for that your sample (the removed lump) and take it to another lab. It's better than being sorry later.

my lump came as fibroadenoma most likely dcis but it ended up as invasive ductal carcinoma.

Dcis is a form of breast cancer that hasn't spread or is contained in the milk duct but it can be quickly treated so it doesn't become invasive.

And people with history of breast cancer in their family can start taking tamoxifen for 5 years.

But please see a trained oncologist not just any doctor.

I have never lived in ibadan but uch will be your best bet.
Or better still go to breast cancer research project facility in ibadan at uch and ask for Mr abayomi tunde , he is in a much better position to help and besides you won't need to go through some time consuming process
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:17am On Oct 18, 2014
Givemejoy:
Someone help, my mum's own is advanced, the breast is with injuries and completely eaten.... Although, she was to undergo surgery to remove the breast, but she declined.

Please. I do not want to lose my Mum to cancer.

Is there a reason why your mum declined? Or she's one of the religious peeps like my sister?

What are the steps you both have taken?

Is she willing to get treatment or she has some reservations?


She needs treatment early enough and her cancer stage needs to be known and the type of cancer she has .

I can understand how you feel. It's well
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:21am On Oct 18, 2014
Givemejoy:
Am in Lagos. Do you know where she can do that in Lagos?

I don't advice she goes to all these government hospitals she should go to a privately owned clinic.

My mastectomy was done at mercy clinic (lumico) at Folarin street mushin lagos and he's a pretty good surgeon.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:23am On Oct 18, 2014
Osyxcel:
Candygosh, Hephzi1991. Where are you peeps?

Hephzi is fine too. Still recuperating from sugery.
She will be here soon
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:29am On Oct 18, 2014
Osyxcel:


Try to convince her to go for the mastectomy as fast as possible else it gets worse. Do you by any way know her reasons for declining?

I pray she gets through it.

Some people decline sugery because of the aftermath the shock of living with one bre.ast.
Some decline sugery because of their belief.
I met someone during my visits who declined surgery cos she wanted to die with her complete body part. Wierd!

I declined reconstruction because I had a phobia of having the cancer return to the affected br.east. Which happened even without reconstruction. I had a recurrence.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:33am On Oct 18, 2014
xcelsia:
Hello my loves, hope the day is treating you all kindly, missing you candy and hephzi. Lots of love xoxoxo

Missed you too.

Any update on c.y.

Pls give her this from her e - family.

Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Odunharry(m): 10:42am On Oct 18, 2014
morning to u all...
I still think the mod should push this thread to the frontpage for awareness..i can bet many young girls and even married peeps are not enlightened concerning the issue of br.east cancer..

Good work Candygosh..

Givemejoy u can still talk to ur mum again,br.east cancer is not a thing one should take likely.

xcelsia morning to u

Christine01 check any govt or private hospital for the test.

hephzi1991 more strenght...
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:45am On Oct 18, 2014
I have read about this soursop thing but I don't know the potency yet. I have just started taking it so I will post the pictures.

Soursop juice cocktail
5 leaves branches + stem
5 medium sized garlic cloves
7 ginger sprout

then stuff in a pot and boil. Then I sip while hot. My goal is to take 3 teacup in a day but I have only managed in taking one lol

Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Nobody: 10:53am On Oct 18, 2014
Odunharry:
morning to u all...
I still think the mod should push this thread to the frontpage for awareness..i can bet many young girls and even married peeps are not enlightened concerning the issue of br.east cancer..

Good work Candygosh..

Givemejoy u can still talk to ur mum again,br.east cancer is not a thing one should take likely.

xcelsia morning to u

Christine01 check any govt or private hospital for the test.

hephzi1991 more strenght...

Goodmorning.

Inasmuch as the thread deserves a front page I still think it's too soon. We might lose tracks of ourselves with the frontpage comments . Although everyone needs to benefit from it but with the loads of front page comments we might miss out on important posts by PLWC.

We want to make the thread like a little discuss forum and we can help achieve that by posting the link to this thread on every front page topics we comment on.

I don't know if you agree or have a more interesting input.
Re: BR€AST CANCER Amongst Nigerian Women by Odunharry(m): 11:05am On Oct 18, 2014
candygosh:


Goodmorning.

Inasmuch as the thread deserves a front page I still think it's too soon. We might lose tracks of ourselves with the frontpage comments . Although everyone needs to benefit from it but with the loads of front page comments we might miss out on important posts by PLWC.

We want to make the thread like a little discuss forum and we can help achieve that by posting the link to this thread on every front page topics we comment on.

I don't know if you agree or have a more interesting input.

agree with you...
People myt start posting irrelevant issues,some will derail etc..

Posting the link on frontpage topics is ok too

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