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Those With Low Levels of Vitamin D Have a Higher Risk of Breast Cancer. Ways to boost your body's level

Having had a the nasty flu that is going around the UK at the moment, I decided it was important for me to boost my Vitamin D levels and seek a little sun this week.

Use discount code 'HAPPYWEEKEND' at checkout to get free delivery within the UK this weekend.  Bold Beanies are super silky soft cotton beanie cancer headwear for kids, women and men. Choose between a wide range of plain colours (also customisable) and Liberty Printed hair loss hats.

Breast Cancer Care have a very informative and helpful page on the signs and symptoms of Breast Cancer.  I found a lump in my right breast whilst breast feeding and knew it was unusual... however not every one finds a lump. Breast Cancer can appear in many forms, so you should be aware of any signs that could help you detect something that needs to be checked out early.  Breast Cancer Care offer a free helpline number: 0808 800 6000 See the page on www.breastcancercare.org.uk https://www.breastcancercare.org.uk/information-support/have-i-got-breast-cancer/signs-symptoms-breast-cancer

Bold Beanies cancer headwear are a staple of your chemo wardrobe in order to keep your head at a comfortable even temperature. Made to fit snugly on the head, they are so comfortable you should be able to forget you are wearing it. Layer one under a scarf to stop it slipping and make sure your head is covered should the scarf come loose and fall off. Wear one of these thin soft breathable beanies under any type of other hat (wooly, knitted, fleece) to provide a natural barrier for a sensitive scalp.  Everyone will be offered a wig (on the NHS...

Ticking Off Breast Cancer... wish I'd had this site when I was going through my breast cancer. Such a gentle, informative and nice website to help you through your breast cancer treatments, chemotherapy and radiotherapy and address you questions and concerns as they arise. Useful information for all stages of your cancer diagnosis from survivors and those that care.  See more at wwwtickingoffbreastcancer.com: http://www.tickingoffbreastcancer.com/ "Being diagnosed with breast cancer is terrifying, scary, horrible, pants, awful…. You may not know which way to turn, and you may be scared to look online for fear of what you may read. I have...