I went to my genetics appointment today. Good news, Hannah Kittèll. I do not have those pesky BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations. I didnt check the twenty or so other mutations which seem less important at this point. So your risk is maybe a little elevated but not 50% (more like 5% statistically but probably not even that.) I am going with the barely proven internet theory - not talc, which I never really used, but the cadaver dental bone graft which I had in 2010 or so. That and the fact that I used to love to follow the DDT truck on my bike when I was a kid - I loved the smell of that stuff when they sprayed every week during the summer in my home town of Amityville (yes, that Amityville.) Any explanation is better than a genetic one as the cause of my cancer. Oh and I am feeling better. You will all be glad to know that the Lifespan facilities in RI are asking everyone if they have traveled outside the country in the last 30 days.
Posted on: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 15:01:04 +0000
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