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BY Sandra Bishnoi

After I found out I had no evidence of disease (NED), my gynecologic oncologist told me to "live life fully."

I am not sure what this really means, but based on my conversation with her, she wastrying to say I should move forward with my life without constantly thinking about cancer.

Finding a "new normal" -- or a "new reality," as I like to say -- is a process most cancer patients go through...

Sandra Bishnoi

BY Sandra Bishnoi

It has been almost two-and-a-half years since I was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer with bone metastasis.

For now, I've reached...

BY Sandra Bishnoi

I came to MD Anderson after I'd already started treatment in Chicago for Stage 4 inflammatory breast cancer with bone metastasis. I had finished...

BY Sandra Bishnoi

Sandra Bishnoi was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer with bone metastasis in January 2011; she currently has no evidence of disease. Prior to her diagnosis, she was a young mother, chemistry professor and scientist living in Chicago. She is now in pursuit of a new identity with the aid of her two young children, her supportive husband and the Houston scientific community. 

I was recently asked how breast cancer...

Sandra Bishnoi