My husband and I are taking my boobs to the beach, so posting will be sparse (read: nonexistent) until we return from a well-deserved and much-needed vacation in Costa Rica. Pura vida!
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To be sung to the tune of the 1980s Scandal hit "Goodbye to You" featuring Patty Smyth. No, not the cool Patti Smith. The other one.
Support for Previvors, Survivors, and Others Affected by Hereditary Cancer
Tangled up in boobs (BRCA Blog Roll)
- A Life Less Complicated: An Account of My Adventures with Surgery and Life
- Boobs and Ovaries
- BRCA is My Four Letter Word
- Breast Reconstruction
- Bridges Girl
- Field Guide to the One Step BPM for Young BRCA+ Previvors
- I Did the Laundry
- I'm a Mutant: The Life and Times of a BRCA1 Previvor
- In the Family
- It's a Family Thing
- It's In The Genes
- Jessica Queller, author of Pretty is What Changes
- My Choice: My BRCA2 Journey
- My Journey with BRCA2
- Teri’s Blip in the Universe: My BRCA1 Mutation & Me
- The BRCA Blog
- The Breasts on My Chest
- Things I Need To Get Off My Chest
- Thoughts from FORCE
- Wearing my BRCA genes
Other Women with Killer Boobs (Classic Texts and Exemplary Women)
- Breast Reconstruction's Modern Look
- The decision of her lifetime
- Why I Had My Breasts Removed
- Test leads women to have preventive surgery
- Cancer Free at 33, but Weighing a Mastectomy
- Cancer and the Maiden
- The Inheritance: My family's legacy of breast cancer
- Weary of cancer’s dark cloud, young woman strikes 1st
About Me
- Steph H
- I'm a young previvor with the BRCA2 genetic mutation. I also love to make boob puns. And no, I won't stop (it's a consolation prize for being a carrier of the breast cancer gene).
Found my way over here from Bridge's Girl. So happy to see another young woman in my place. I too belong to FORCE, am BRCA2+ positive (received rest results when I was 24) and haven't had any surgeries yet. I've added you to my google reader!
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ReplyDeleteTake care, Dennis
Great readinng your post
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