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What seemed like a bruise was really a type of cancerPublished 08/06/06
Reaching the Big 6-Oh, it was supposed to be the salad years for Elaine Tabinowski. Instead she spent the spring and early summer on her couch at home "as limp as a dishrag." For the past few weeks, she's been feeling better and is "passionate about getting the word out about Inflammatory Breast Cancer." It's a term she'd never heard of until two years ago. The Columbia resident, now 62, is a registered nurse who was working full-time in the psychiatry unit at Baltimore Washington Medical Center when she discovered a "small red mark" on her breast 29 months ago. "I had a lumpectomy in my left breast in 2001," she...
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