Archive for January, 2010

Haiti Aid : Stop Sending Breast Milk!

January 29, 2010

In a misguided attempt to help the Haitian earthquake recovery effort, apparently a lot of new moms have been sending their breast milk over for infants that have been orphaned by the tragic happening, in a response to what they thought was a call for breast milk from whoever could spare it.  They thought or [...]

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New Mammogram Guidelines Still Subject of Debate

January 26, 2010

The latest mammogram guidelines that were set as a result of a government appointed US advisory panel pretty much had sparks flying from the beginning when they were recommended last year. The new recommendations had women waiting until they were 50, not 40, even if they were considered a high risk group for breast cancer [...]

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Padded, Multi Clasp Bras for Maximum Cleavage

January 23, 2010

I recently purchased a pretty cool bra, of all places, at a Target store, and of all things, bought it on clearance for a really good, cheap price.  I actually bought it for going away to Las Vegas to get married. It just so happened to fit my idea of sexy and a little bit [...]

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Full Body Scans at Airports – Will They Show Breasts?

January 20, 2010

On mine and my now-husband’s way to Las Vegas, at the Cleveland airport, we were subjected to the newest technology in airport security, and we were confused because we had never been through one before. We’re not infrequent travelers, either, so it must have been a fairly new contraption for the Cleveland Hopkins airport to [...]

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How Long is Your Breast Milk Good For?

January 16, 2010

Many new mothers, or even second time mothers, or third or so on, are a little confused about how long they really can keep their breast milk in the refrigerator with it still being good, aka not spoiled, retaining all of it’s nutritional value with fresh vitamins, minerals and nutrients, and not beginning to degrade [...]

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Why the Breasts Enlarge During Pregnancy

January 13, 2010

Pregnancy produces so many changes in a woman’s body that it’s difficult to list all of them, especially since different women experience the symptoms of pregnancy with such different stories.  While one woman may have morning sickness pretty much as soon as the pregnancy incepts, another may never have morning sickness. While one may have [...]

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John Kerry’s Wife Fights Breast Cancer

January 10, 2010

John Kerry, the former Democratic presidential nominee, has a wife named Teresa Heinz who is currently fighting breast cancer.  I feel bad describing her that way, but didn’t know how else to tell you who she is, although she is quite an active spokesperson herself, and John Kerry’s whitehouse bid seems somehow that it was [...]

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Are Breast Implants Always “Hard” to the Touch?

January 7, 2010

It’s hard to say that all breast implants many times feel hard to the touch, but there are many implants that do, and that’s just because they are not a really soft material like natural breast tissue is, and it’s very hard to mimic real breast tissue in the breast augmentation process, no matter how [...]

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At Risk Breast Cancer Patients Refusing MRIs?

January 4, 2010

Many women apparently are refusing to have MRIs done that could greatly benefit from one of the magnetic resonance imaging tests due to their status as high risk breast cancer potential patients.  MRI’s have a much better chance at detecting breast cancer when it’s in the very earliest stages in these at risk women because [...]

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