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You could curse and complain about your feebleness, or you can get busy and make yourself stronger. You could seethe with resentment about the past, or you can make the choice to let… Continue reading
You could curse and complain about your feebleness, or you can get busy and make yourself stronger. You could seethe with resentment about the past, or you can make the choice to let… Continue reading
Arrived back in Ireland today and looking forward to catching up on all your happenings since I’ve been away. Lots of new blog posts to read, e-mails and tweets to catch up on… Continue reading
Since some breast cancer treatments can compromise bone strength and lead to osteoporosis, bone health can be a significant long-term concern for young women. In this podcast from Living Beyond Breast Cancer you… Continue reading
I am all packed and ready for the 11th Annual Conference for Young Women Affected by Breast Cancer, which takes place this weekend, in Orlando, FL. This will be my second time attending… Continue reading
Today’s guest blog is one woman’s powerful story of dealing with a double blow – a diagnosis of cancer at the same time as one of her best friends. Here Nancy Hicks tells what happened to… Continue reading
Cancer experts have identified a gene which can cause a particularly aggressive form of breast cancer to develop. ZNF703 is the first “oncogene” to be discovered in five years. It is overactive in… Continue reading
Many people have negative misconceptions about avocados mainly because of the fruit’s high fat content, but the avocado is a wonderful source of nutritional value. Avocados are listed as a “nutrient superstar” in the… Continue reading
In order to heal, you must commit yourself to the possibility of living free of fear, anxiety, anger, pain and illness. No matter how difficult your situation, you must decide inwardly that you… Continue reading
Today’s guest post comes from Christina Dowling Olachia, a 37 year old mother of two wonderful, precocious boys, a wife and a breast cancer survivor. Christina’s stage 2B, Triple Negative Breast Cancer came on January 27,… Continue reading
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 which… Continue reading