Breast health is up to you
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World Mental Health Week
World Mental Health Week is taking place Oct 3-10. This year the theme is Building Resilience so I will be highlighting relevant blog posts all this week. Please feel free to join in the discussion. Related Posts: The… Continue reading
Meat Free Monday
‘Tis the season of pumpkins..so today I am featuring Karen’s wonderfully warming Pumpkin Soup Recipe. With its high nutritional value, pumpkins are associated with a lot of health benefits, including its immune boosting… Continue reading
When depression strikes again
It’s a dreadful place. Relapse. Maybe you had hoped you’d never go there. Or maybe you stay awake at night fearing you will. Maybe you’ve just realized you’re already there. … Continue reading
Poetry Friday
Today’s poem was submitted to me via the Guest Blog Post link and I cried at the exquisiteness of the words as I read them. It is a real honor to share something… Continue reading
Guest Post: Still Surviving
Today’s guest post is from Janice White of Texas. Janice was diagnosed with Stage II triple negative malignant carcinoma in situ 9 years ago. My first encounter with the “Big C” was through friends of… Continue reading
Reflections on my six year cancerversary
September 29th 2004. That day is etched on my memory. The butterflies in my stomach, the conflicting emotions, as I waited for my surgery. A week earlier I had been hit by the… Continue reading
Treatment Diaries
While you all know that I am a big advocate of reaching out and sharing our stories via blogs and other social networks, I am also conscious that for many people, sharing themselves in this way… Continue reading
Breast cancer patients struggle with physical limitations after treatment
With better detection and treatment, more breast cancer patients are surviving longer. Yet, despite improved survival rates, many patients struggle with physical limitations after treatment – as many as 39 percent, according to the… Continue reading
