YouTestYou.com Cancer Assesment Test
Basically you click on the “Take The Test” section on the website, fill out the form, they mail a "kit" to you, you go to the nearest clinic and give the blood sample, then your results are mailed to you. That’s it. The whole process takes about 2 weeks.Also, in case you are interested, here is a link to my testimonial that I wrote on his website:http://www.youtestyou.com/yty.php?fid=3008. Hoping all of you are doing well! Warm regards, Holly
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Holly,
I see the test is a litte pricey..............$189. Do you know if this is covered by most insurances. I hope you are not offended, but I can't help but wonder if this is not an advertisement for your dad's company.
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Dear thegoodfight,
I am sorry you took it that way, it is definitely not an advertisement. It's a relatively new test on the market and not very many people know about it. It's actually a coincidence that my dad happened to be working on such a test and then I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I feel very fortunate to have a test out there, my dad's company or not. So I just wanted to share.
I don't know if most insurance company's cover it, mine in particular does not.
Warm regards,
Holly
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Hi Holly,
I am curious as to why your signature says "mets" but your homepage info does not state any recurrence or metastic disease. Is this test only for early disease? Or only metastatic disease? OR ???
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Holly: I believe it's against board rules to solicit, advertise or promote goods/services here.
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I am not soliciting or advertising anything. I removed the post because I don't want anyone to think I am.
Weety, my cancer metastitized to my lymph nodes.
Holly
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Hollycan,
I hope you understood my question, since many times in the past we have had posters solicit. That being said, I hope any member who is interested will PM you so that you can share the info with them. So I guess I am trying to say thank you for deleting your post AND thank you for sharing info that now those who want can get by contacting you.
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Hollycan,
I hope you understood my question, since many times in the past we have had posters solicit. That being said, I hope any member who is interested will PM you so that you can share the info with them. So I guess I am trying to say thank you for deleting your post AND thank you for sharing info that now those who want can get by contacting you.
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