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Amy Byer Shainman - Advocate for those with BRCA and other Hereditary Cancer Syndromes

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BOOK REVIEW

A Cancer in the Family: Take Control of Your Genetic InheritanceA Cancer in the Family: Take Control of Your Genetic Inheritance by Theodora Ross
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

As a BRCA/Hereditary Cancer Advocate I was excited to read Dr. Ross' book. While I thoroughly enjoyed it, part handbook, part memoir, it's definitely worth the purchase just for the index! Pages 201-266 list inherited cancer syndromes by name and associated gene. Lifetime cancer risks associated with each syndrome are also spelled out in addition to current risk management guidelines for both women and men.

Those interested in health and science would enjoy this book.
Medical students and ALL DOCTORS in ALL SPECIALTIES would benefit from reading this book.
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BOOK REVIEW

Calling the Shots in Your Medical CareCalling the Shots in Your Medical Care by Beth Gainer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Excellent book by Beth Gainer. Using her own experiences as a guide, Beth illustrates exactly how to advocate for yourself with your medical care.
Clear examples and suggestions are given. A great handbook of empowerment for any patient.

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LOOKING AT OLD PHOTOS OF MY PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS Lillian & Bo

LOOKING AT OLD PHOTOS OF MY PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS Lillian & Bo
Lillian died in 1934 from breast cancer-she was 33 years old. Bo died in the 60's before I was born.

LILLIAN & BO

LILLIAN & BO

LILLIAN & MY DAD circa 1930

LILLIAN & MY DAD circa 1930

ME & MY BEAUTIFUL SISTER JAN

ME & MY BEAUTIFUL SISTER JAN
I am a previvor, Jan is an ovarian, uterine, & breast cancer survivor

Kristin & Me

Kristin & Me
Kristin was BRCA1 positive & passed away of triple negative breast cancer in 2010. She was 42 years old.

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MY BRCA TEST RESULT

MY BRCA TEST RESULT
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PRETTY IS WHAT CHANGES

PRETTY IS WHAT CHANGES
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LETTERS TO DOCTORS

LETTERS TO DOCTORS
BRCA BOOK FOR DOCTORS & PATIENTS

FAVORITE PIC OF ME & MY DAD circa 1972

FAVORITE PIC OF ME & MY DAD circa 1972
I inherited my BRCA1 gene mutation from him.

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