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Hi Jean,
Another point I did not expound on in the last message. That is the almost certain cancer cell spread from the sampling procedure during biopsy. In spite of doctors and technicians assurance, the biopsy procedure is itself a very invasive cancer spreading mechanism. We all know that sharing a needle will spread HIV. Nurses are so careful in handling blood sampling. Why then the big tublar instrument for biopsy does not have the same effect? The medical profession does not want to cause an alarm on their biopsy procedure, admittedly useful in identifying and verifying the disease. I am almost positive that after biopsy there are additional sites in the breast that the cancer cells have new grounds to invade. Therefore, I opted for mastec to resolve this potential problem.
Ann
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