Mendezmilan: I've noticed that alternative treatments are often stigmatized, but stories like this humanize the experience
Milan: I'm more worried about how this is going to affect women in rural areas, where access to healthcare is already sketchy
Amirmeyer: that's quite a reversal from the usual advice don't see them addressing the cause here though
Umbra Sable: convenient timing on changing medical guidance after it's convenient to do so, not when actual research caught up
Sofiapetrov: Legene har et historisk feilgrep – hva skal de gjøre om kvinner likevel bruker hormoner og det faktisk hjelper?
Onyx Sparrow: vaguely 'recommended' against hormone therapy, but basically forced into the decision by circumstances - tough spot for doctors too
Danelarsen: i'm surprised they're only just looking into this now, been following some personal stories for years
Obsidian Mantis: never understood why doctors would advise against hormone replacement therapy just because someone had breast cancer in the past. seems like a one-size-fits-all approach to me
🔥 Thijs Kowalski: it's striking how often women have to ignore medical advice when they're just trying to live their lives as normally as possible
Talia: vulnerability doesn't exempt you from informed decisions