Talk:Lynn Kohlman

Cancer and death
Something is either wrong or unexplained here. Glioblastoma multiforme is a brain cancer, yet the quotation refers to breast cancer. Of course, this article needs to go some distance to even establish the subject's notability. Maybe the cancer issue is moot. Pinkville 22:36, 2 November 2006 (UTC)

"In the 1970s, brazen beauty Lynn Kohlman took the fashion world by storm. Then, after appearing in magazines around the world, Lynn ended her career as a model to become a famed photographer and the creative director at DKNY. She also started a family. In 2002, Lynn felt a lump in her breast. It was cancer ... and it had spread to both breasts. There was only one real treatment option—a radical double mastectomy followed by aggressive chemotherapy. After her treatment, doctors delivered the good news that her breast cancer was gone. With the help of her best friend Donna Karan, Lynn took on a new approach to living. She became passionate about studying yoga and staying healthy. But as it turned out, breast cancer was just the beginning of her battle. A few months later, during yoga class, Lynn felt a surge of fire rush through her body. She was having a seizure. Subsequent medical tests confirmed what Lynn says she already knew—it was brain cancer. Doctors gave her six months to live…that was three years ago."


 * The text in the article is much better. But interestingly, glioblastoma does not occur as a result of metastasis, so her breast cancer and brain cancer are presumably unrelated. Pinkville 01:14, 3 November 2006 (UTC)

I've never heard of breast cancer metastasising to the brain; only to bone(s), lung(s), or both. Therefore her breast and brain cancers must have been separate. Can anyone clarify whether she died of breast cancer, brain cancer, or both? Werdnawerdna (talk) 19:30, 15 September 2008 (UTC)

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