Advice of Phyllodes tumor

Completing radiation treament (for my own peace of mind)

by Jessica Partlow

Great doctors at The Rose HOUSTON

by Marisol guerrero

My son

by Wendy Migliaccio

Helping others, research and sharing and educating others makes a difference to find cures and ensure timely and competent treatment

by Marlene

Taking turmeric daily and getting lots of exercise

by Robyn Clark

Gardening

by Jen Ryan

open and honest conversations with my husband about my body issues post surgery

by April

Walking and drinking lots of water.

by Dawn Walker

Putting myself first and realising life is more important than anything

by Louise Hancock

Diagnosis from ultrasound.

by Bronwyn Britten

Good doctors and hospital support

by Sheena Stewart

Courage to ask the difficult questions and finding a support group that understands what I am going through.

by Jackie Barr

Stay positive. If able obtain counseling to assist your mental fitness.

by Yuko

Knowledge

by Angela

Positive Attidude

by Katie

Supply from group on Facebook

by Paula Sheils

Friends and family

by Marylou Thomson

The women on phyllodes group from all over the world

by Catherine O'Connell

Join support groups & research your condition. Learn as much as you can to protect yourself. Don't take no for an answer.

by Jess

Listening to my body.

by Heather

It helped me to research and have my questions for my doctors ready before appointments.

by Cloverchick

Stay in the hospital the night after surgery and make sure to get enough pain meds for a week at least.

by C

Chocolate

by Sarah

My oncologist

by Mala

Yoga and meditation

by Lorriewickham

Personal prayers

by Scullymes

Healthy Lifestyle

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Absolute trust in my highly competent surgeon

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rest and good food

by Beth

CBD Oil capsules

by Joyce

Support from PT support group on Facebook

by Nicole_Aus

Being active in my treatment

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I minimize the potential risks of this disease so my family and friends will be positive and happy. Happy thoughts are contagious and also excellent medicine.

by christina

I minimize the potential risks of this disease so my family and friends will be positive and happy. Happy thoughts are contagious and also excellent medicine.

by christina

The team were very calm and supportive

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Eating lots of protein, drinking lots of water, plenty of rest, supportive family/friends, and organic aloe gel

by

Double bilateral mastectomy immediate reconstruction 2016

by Roxinacio

1 year and still fighting

by Tee

1 year and still fighting

by Tee

Financial stress from all of my medical bills makes me feel anxious

by Slogan29

family support

by Nadine

finding a support page and reading others stories

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Facebook group helps with info and support

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Having things to keep me busy

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Continue to maintain running a mile every day even though I had to have 2 surgeries.

by mnelson88

biopsy diagnosed BLPT

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Getting educated

by Jocelyn

Join online groups of people with the same condition to find out about real life experiences.

by Dayna

Support of family and friends

by Philomena Hughes

Surgical removal

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