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Guest Post: Mental Focus

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  The start of this new year of blogging has brought some terrific guest bloggers my way and due to the number of submissions, I have had to keep some in reserve and time… Continue reading →

In gratitude

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And still your wonderful comments keep coming. I am so grateful to each and every one of you. Your collective wisdom and compassion, which I always knew to be there, has lifted me… Continue reading →

Healing balm to my soul

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  Yesterday I allowed myself the luxury of wallowing in my despair. After I wrote my blog post, I logged off, buried myself under the covers of the duvet and cried and railed… Continue reading →

Cancer and the other side of me

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Yesterday on the JBBC Facebook page, a few of the members of this group wanted to express their support to me for something they had read on my Diary of a Miracle blog. These past few… Continue reading →

Friday Round-Up

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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 →

Breast cancer survivors at greater risk of hip fractures

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According to the latest research,  a combination of early menopause due to breast cancer treatment and common drugs used to treat breast cancer, could be weakening the bones of breast cancer survivors once… Continue reading →

Poetry Friday

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World Cancer Day 2011

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Today is World Cancer Day – a day set aside to raise awareness for a disease that causes millions of deaths every year, many of which could have been prevented.  The following is taken from the… Continue reading →

It’s a Junior Mint Kinda Day

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Yes, I know I often start off the intro to my guest blog posts by saying it is an honor to have the opportunity to publish these stories, but truly today it is a particularly delightful honor… Continue reading →

Debunking the breast cancer myths

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How many of the myths about breast cancer did you believe before you were diagnosed, or even after? I believe those myths do more harm than just frighten us, they can also obscure… Continue reading →