Help! I’m addicted to twitter
I think I’m becoming addicted to blogging! And that was bad enough, but now that I’ve added twitter into the mix, I really am in trouble. I googled it and came across a … Continue reading
Author Archive
11 Comments
Cancer and Careers
I DO believe in serendipity. Writing today and yesterday on the theme of careers, returning to work and employment issues when you have a diagnosis of cancer and thanks to Pam Stephan for… Continue reading
Mind-body connection
Great post today by Dr Christiane Northrup, at the Huffington Post, on the science of the mind-body connection. She writes: “People often ask, “How can we become healthy in our current society?” If you… Continue reading
Finding the career that’s right for you
Earlier this week, I wrote about my feelings and emotions when it came time for me to return to work, following almost a year of sick leave for breast cancer treatment. It doesn’t… Continue reading
8 ways illness can be a spiritual practice
A reflection by Toni Weingarten on how illness can be a spiritual practice. Most people think of illness as inconvenient at best, tragic at worst. We focus on what we are not doing:… Continue reading
Cancer and employment:what you need to know
You can register for a free teleconference, Working Matters: What You Need to Know, at the LBBC website. Click here to register. It takes place on Tuesday 14th of July. Rodney N. Warner,… Continue reading
U.S. federal stimulus package may make health insurance coverage more affordable
The U.S. federal stimulus package may make health insurance coverage more affordable for Americans who lost jobs involuntarily. If you lose your job between September 1, 2008, and December 31, 2009, the… Continue reading
Paula Deen races for the cure
Paula Deen, says on her website that she “was so honored that the Susan G. Komen Foundation asked me and my family to help kick-off the First Annual Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer… Continue reading
Calls for heightened awareness of male breast cancer
The American Medical Association called for heightened awareness of male breast cancer and called on the insurance industry to cover male breast cancer monitoring and diagnostic methods, including mammography. “Male breast cancer is… Continue reading
Keeping the memory of a loved one alive
Yesterday I wrote about Samantha Lehman who set up the Warwick Foundation in memory of her brother, who died from cancer. On a similar theme, I came across a short video piece on… Continue reading
