Weekly Round-Up
Time for this week’s round-up of the best of the blog posts which I’ve read over the past week. These are the posts that have moved me, taught me something, inspired me, and that I’ve wanted to share with you. Don’t forget that if you have written a post that you would like readers to see, just leave a comment below.
Becky shares extracts from her new cancer memoir on the theme of coping mechanisms.
Sending healing thoughts Audrey‘s way as she recovers from a hospital stay.
Gabby tackles the topic of whether stress causes cancer in her latest post.
Beautiful post from Martha about the unconditional love of a pet. Sadly her rescue dog, Iris, passed away last week.
Pets don’t have limits to their love, they give us strength and comfort and courage without restriction.
A post from Barbara on the importance of finding peace of mind.
Abigail shares her thoughts on the topic of when and how patients get test results.
Jennifer chooses two words that will guide the year ahead of her.
Chris writes this week of not letting fear stop us living our lives.
Terri shares a summary of an interview with her former oncologist and friend, Dr. Leona Downey about the benefits of yoga after breast cancer and breast reconstruction.
Another super post from Carolyn on becoming an active participant in your healthcare.
Finally this week, it seems the blogosphere is shrinking these days – or perhaps I am missing some posts out there. Do let me know if I miss any posts that should be included in this weekly round-up.
Yours with much love always
Marie xxx
Hello dear Marie – thank you for including a link to my post based on Dr. Ann Hester’s new book called Patient Empowerment 101. I was hooked by her observation that, while doctors spend years in medical school, there is no ‘patient school’ for us to learn how to effectively navigate the medical system.
Happy New Year to you.
regards,
C.
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You had me hooked from the headline Carolyn!
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