Amoena Life Autumn 2002

Report: Lethal Legacy: Will your children Inherit breast cancer?

Like many survivors of breast cancer, you may now be concerned that your genes could affect your children. Here, we talk to women who have faced up to the issue of hereditary breast cancer, with varying results. We also take a look at the options for those at risk and the implications of genetic testing.

In the Spotlight: Interview with Sally Taylor

Broadcaster and journalist Sally Taylor had a bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction four years ago. She talks to Amoena Life about her experience.

In Contact: Readers share their experiences

Readers discuss the importance of diet with expert opinions on soya and diary free diets from authors Suzannah Olivier and Professor Jane Plant CBE. More letters are featured in our Reader's Forum.

Mind and body: It's Good to Talk: The importance of good communication

Following a diagnosis of breast cancer, talking to others and getting the support you need is an important step in your recovery process. American author and psychotherapist, Ronnie Kaye, shares the art of learning good communication skills that will help both you and those who care about you.

Product News: Top Form!

Christina Relf traces the history of the breast prosthesis and looks at how they compare with the modern-day equivalent.

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