Weekly Round-Up
Hello, lovely readers! I’ve got a great mix of reads waiting for you, so let’s dive right in!
This week Nancy has a question for Substack subscribers – how many do you read? For sure, I never miss Nancy’s or Beth‘s whose Substack this week is about embracing her inner Persephone.
JoAnn describes her experience with a new treatment protocol for osteoporosis.
Dee highlights the vital role of early clinical investigators in advancing ovarian cancer research.
The fear of judgment that Carolyn discusses in her post – When patients worry about being judged– is a familiar concern for many readers living with chronic illnesses, conditions that are often invisible to the outside world.
The latest Our MBC Life discusses biosimilars: how are they made, are they safe, and can more patients access them.
Barbara writes about the topic of pain and breast cancer in her latest post.
Connie shares the beauty of the diverse flora she encountered along her Camino path.
And finally this week, a round of applause for Amy aka @BRCAresponder. After over four years of dedication and hard work, the film she produced, Love Danielle, is finished. The film was selected for the 33rd Heartland International Film Festival. Tickets are now available to watch virtually or in person at: HeartlandFilmFestival.org!
Until next week,
May you find some magic in your days,
Yours with much love always
Marie xxx
Thank you dear Marie for including my post on ‘feeling judged’ on this week’s “great mix of reads”! ♥
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I’m always happy to include such insightful posts like yours Carolyn!
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Hi Marie,
I hope you know how much your weekly roundup means to us all. IMHO, I think sometimes some of us take your unwavering commitment to this weekly feature for granted. Is it okay to say that? Well, I said it. Anyway, big thank you!
Thank you so much for reading my Substack, being a subscriber, and taking time to comment on my article. I appreciate you.
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Nancy, thank you so much for saying that! I’m so glad the weekly roundup is meaningful to you and others. It means a lot to me to hear that, and it definitely motivates me to keep it going x
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