I am 43 years old. About 6 years ago I was diagnosed with M.S. This was a very difficult thing to deal with, especially as I am a divorced mother

I only vaguely remember the time when I did not have lymphedema. I remember being a carefree and active kid at 7 or 8 but sometime after that I started

As I entered my 60’s, I noticed indentations in my legs when I removed my socks at the end of the day. One doctor I consulted said it might indicate

I am 40 years old with lower left leg lymphedema for 6 years. I’m a heavy male 6 foot 2 400 pounds six years ago while walking to my car

In 1998 I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma of the right breast and lobular carcinoma-in-situ of the left breast.  Having a bilateral mastectomy, 26 lymph nodes were removed from

I have been diagnosed with primary bilateral lymphedema tarda in both legs. I have had several infections and been on many antibiotics since I was first diagnosed on January 3,

My lymphedema was a result of radical hysterectomy surgery for cervical cancer in 1982.  I was not advised, nor aware of lymphedema at any time by my doctor.  In 1993,

I was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer in October 2010. My cancer spread and I underwent radiation a mastectomy on my left side and more radiation and a chemo

I was so excited to find this blog site. I have suffered from lower left leg lymphedema after uterine cancer in 2009. I had a hysterectomy and 19 nodes removed