Kadcyla- saving lives for Metastatic Breast cancer sufferers
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Carol Henderson
8 years ago
Good on you.
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Anna dao
8 years ago
I hope Susan Nguyen be strong and will get well soon! I trust the Nz government will support all patients who have similar condition like Susan!
Thanks
Anna
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Brian Harricks
8 years ago
lets get from 5th world to 3rd!!!
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Heather Green
8 years ago
I have had breast cancer and hope it doesn't return.
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Toni Buckley
8 years ago
Please sign to give us a chance.
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june Tuck
8 years ago
Pharmacy need to lift their game.
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Wendy Donaldson
8 years ago
Ridiculous that this is not funded already. Let's change that!
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Carolyn Bolton
8 years ago
Please fund this drug, it is proven to have saved lives
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Carolyn Bolton
8 years ago
Please fund this drug, it is proven to have saved lives
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Tui Allen
8 years ago
I’m a terminal breast cancer survivor but had to pay for my Herceptin in 2007..... please let our women in NZ get the drug they need to live for there families x
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Xana Kenney
8 years ago
No one should have to pay to live!! Especially when the drugs are available!!
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Lynne Hanson
8 years ago
Please help us get this drug funded so that we can live longer and better lives.
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Jacqui Holroyd
8 years ago
It appears little has been learned from repeated disputes over drug funding. These women aren't looking for a miracle but a Future. Please help our New Zealand Women / Mothers / Daughters / sisters / Wives / partners and friends.
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Joy Cameron
8 years ago
Please help and look after our young Mothers
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Susan Nguyen
8 years ago
Unfair for us when we work hard and pay tax for our country and now have to pay money to extend our life ???? Can’t put price on people life
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please help!!!
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Fiona Le
8 years ago
Please save lives
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Elisabeth Nash
8 years ago
My daughter was diagnosed at 29 years old , she had a newborn baby and a 3 year old. Now 18 months later, she has needed further chemo and radiation. It is likely she will need further treatment to extend the precious time she has with her 2 daughters. This treatment is mainstream and approved in other countries.
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Annette Brook
8 years ago
If it’s available let them have it. There is no price to pay for a life
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REBECCA GORRIE
8 years ago
its time for the new health minister to REALLY listen & make some life changing decisions to our woman of NZ
Good on you.
I hope Susan Nguyen be strong and will get well soon! I trust the Nz government will support all patients who have similar condition like Susan! Thanks Anna
lets get from 5th world to 3rd!!!
I have had breast cancer and hope it doesn't return.
Please sign to give us a chance.
Pharmacy need to lift their game.
Ridiculous that this is not funded already. Let's change that!
Please fund this drug, it is proven to have saved lives
Please fund this drug, it is proven to have saved lives
I’m a terminal breast cancer survivor but had to pay for my Herceptin in 2007..... please let our women in NZ get the drug they need to live for there families x
No one should have to pay to live!! Especially when the drugs are available!!
Please help us get this drug funded so that we can live longer and better lives.
It appears little has been learned from repeated disputes over drug funding. These women aren't looking for a miracle but a Future. Please help our New Zealand Women / Mothers / Daughters / sisters / Wives / partners and friends.
Please help and look after our young Mothers
Unfair for us when we work hard and pay tax for our country and now have to pay money to extend our life ???? Can’t put price on people life
Please help!!!
Please save lives
My daughter was diagnosed at 29 years old , she had a newborn baby and a 3 year old. Now 18 months later, she has needed further chemo and radiation. It is likely she will need further treatment to extend the precious time she has with her 2 daughters. This treatment is mainstream and approved in other countries.
If it’s available let them have it. There is no price to pay for a life
its time for the new health minister to REALLY listen & make some life changing decisions to our woman of NZ