HI all, Here is the link to BCNA's State of the nation report which will be presented to government at Parliament House tonight. This report highlights the experiences of over 15000 women and men aro...
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My oncologist said my breast cancer was a direct result of the passive smoking I endured (like everyone of the era and my 11 brothers and sisters) as a child. He looked into my eyes and said that my family had caused this.Aggie said:Hey @Kirsten_BCNA, my oncologist said my BC was due to 'bad luck.' According to you, if I get a recurrence I may be to blame. Guess it depends what side of the desk you sit on, 'real life' vs 'ivory tower'.
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