Weekly Round-Up
Happy Sunday, dear readers! It’s time to dive into another roundup of the best from the world of blogs.
Let’s start with a must-read post from Nancy on how to love your post-mastectomy body (when you really don’t).
Next up, Carolyn’s latest post discusses the concept of “Greiner Zanner,” a term rooted in 15th-century Germany for a person who complains a lot and highlights the impact of complaining on others, as it can draw us into a cycle of negativity.
Barbara is reflecting on the decline of the once-common courtesy of honoring one’s word.
Learn about contrast-enhanced mammography on the SBC blog.
Jennifer offers advice on staying organized during breast cancer treatment, focusing on managing the details effectively.
Finally this week, I leave you with a gorgeous sunflower painted by the talented Beth.
Yours with much love always
Marie xxx
Thank you dear Marie for sharing my post about what psychologists call the three basic kinds of complaining – which I was compelled to write because I realized I seemed to be turning into a chronic complainer!
Take care – thanks for including me in this week’s broad range of interesting topics. ♥
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Hi Marie,
Thank you for including my post about loving your post-mastectomy body – even when you really don’t AND for calling it a must read.
Thank you for collecting all these fine articles for us to enjoy and benefit from reading. Have a wonderful week.
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