Having played bartender in a former life, this Party Mummy knows her way around a cocktail shaker and can shake her money maker. I'm sad to say, she is losing the battle. So follow up with your family doctor just to be sure.Īddendum: My aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer four years ago. * What if you don’t hear anything? They say “no news is good news” but some (me) say, “no news is most likely good news but, it could also mean lost results or somebody dropped the ball news”. Usually those calls are to say they didn’t get a “good picture” and you’ll need a redo. * What if the doctor phones you to discuss the results? Do NOT freak out. * What if you can’t effectively read a calendar and you are PMSy and sore the day of? Take a pain reliever before you go. * Is it painful? If you DON’T make your appointment during the week before your period (consult a calendar before you book!), I’d say it’s mildly uncomfortable, but not particularly painful. Tip: Wear high waisted yoga pants, not tight low rise jeans. I was more concerned with covering the belly fat spilling out over my jeans, than my exposed breast-i-cess. * Is it embarrassing letting your ladies swing in the breeze? The procedure is so technical and quick, it’s actually not.
So here’s the lowdown (Yes, there’s a joke to be made regarding the relationship between breasts and gravity). The technician laughed when I asked if her to take my photo (I assured her it would be a tasteful shot – robe on!). But alas, it was not my finger that would be sandwiched between two plates like a ham on rye. Now, the picture below might lead you to believe that I was about to stick my finger in the machine. She asked me some medical questions, explained the procedure and we were off to the races. Sporting a stylish gown, a friendly female technician showed me into a dimly lit exam room.
Two weeks later I showed up at the hospital for my virgin mammogram. By the time it's detected, it may be too late. Now.” She explained that breast cancer affects women (and men) of all ages, but it’s aggressive and develops quickly in younger women. Then I asked the question I ask all doctors. I asked if I should wait until fifty? She told me it was up to me. She explained that Canadian women are advised to be screened at the age of fifty, unless there is a history of breast cancer in the family, in which case the recommended age in forty. I met so many people touched by breast cancer.
I had just participated in my first “ Weekend To End Women’s Cancers” on the heels of my mother-in-law's (successful.thank god) experience with the disease. I tried to lessen its frightful image by pronouncing “mammogram” like you would if you were announcing a candygram (like in the old SNL shark candygram skit). Refrain from consuming processed foods, sugars, and sodas which may help you put on weight but will certainly lead to other unhealthy conditions.I had my first mammogram last fall.They can also cause other health problems, including high cholesterol. These fats usually end up collecting on areas of the body that women want to avoid being fuller, such as thighs, hips, and the stomach. Avoid other fats that are unhealthy, like trans fats and saturated fats from fast food and processed food sources.If you have already gone through puberty, but you are not having regular periods, then raising your body fat in a healthy way will help you to grow breasts and return to normal menstruation and ovulation. Women who have less than 17 percent body fat may stop ovulating and menstruation.Healthy fats include olive oil, nuts, cheese, avocados, yogurt, and granola. Monounsaturated fats are the best choices for increasing breast size. Breasts are made of fatty, adipose tissue, so they will not appear until you have gained body fat.
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