Running on Empty: Fed Up with Fatigue

[@taracatherineriley]

Professor Shockney is a gem. You can just tell that she “gets it.” I am sorry that she has the history but her understanding and knowledge is invaluable.

[@michellehawthorne3954]

Really appreciate this video. I have been waiting for the next Mastectomy. We have to wait until the Breast surgeon feels the radiation has healed before she will perform. This is the same breast I had a lumpectomy done prior to learning I carry the BRCA2, CHECH2 mutations. I am so anxious to get it done, I can't stand it! I can't go back to work yet. My head is not able to do the work yet.

[@LivingBeyondBC]

Thank you for your comment. We're glad you found this video helpful. Here is a link to our upcoming webinar Breast reconstruction: revision options and solutions for post-mastectomy pain, which you may also find helpful: www.lbbc.org/community/events/revision-options-solutions? Since we are unable to answer specific medical questions or provide medical consultation, we encourage you to speak to your team of providers to learn more about your concerns and to get answers based on your unique medical situation. Thanks again for your comment and we hope this information is helpful to you.

[@Starlightndust]

I'm post menopausal and 56 years old. As a cancer survivor and carer, I'm still very active. It's not only young women who are active. I'm offended by this woman's take on older women. I run a household on my own as a single woman, cancer patient, and carer. Please do not stereotype older women.