The Annapolis resident, who goes by the nickname CJ, was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer to the lung in 2006. "Metastatic" means cancer cells have spread to other parts of the body.
She recalled reading an article in Fortune magazine that said less than 1 percent of the National Cancer Fund money went toward the metastatic form. That led her to contact University of Alabama professor Danny Welch, who was doing his own research on the...
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I'm a 2-time bc survivor and thriver - and have been totally revived by a dvd i just found made for women with breast cancer called 'The Path of Wellness And Healing.' It's like an encyclopedia for breast cancer but it's also moving, inspiring, the whole nine. Every doctor from deepak Chopra to Dean Ornish is on it and every celeb bc survivor from Sheryl Crow to Melissa Ethridge. So awesome!!!
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