Hi all, There is always a lot of discussion online and within our membership in general about the financial impact of breast cancer. This was further highlighted when BCNA commissioned Deloitte Acces...
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Lymphoedema remains one of the unspoken side effects - for most of us it's for life. Compression garment prices vary but there is not much assistance if you need made to measure, and 2 sets is hardly a luxury if you need to wear them daily. At a recent research consultation I attended (on options for early detection of bc) 3 out of six women attending had lymphoedema and wore compression garments some or most of the time. Lymphoedema therapists are trying to get better recognition for those affected but could do with some help.
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