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At least it's a "good" cancer: What's really important at Christmastime

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Tuesday, December 14, 2010. What's really important at Christmastime. This is so beautifully said. It's a short piece by a Salon writer whose mother has terminal lung cancer, talking about the nature of love (versus commerce) and how Christmas brings out the sweet and the sorrowful. Brought tears to my eyes, and a profound recognition of truth. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Your Breast Cancer Blogger Today is. View my complete profile. Aboutcom Breast Cancer Site.

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At least it's a "good" cancer: February 2011

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Cancer is a frustrating, awful experience. In a world in which we all strive to be safe (airbags? So perhaps it's no wonder that so many people seem to channel their fears and frustrations into fury- at the doctors, the drug companies, and the researchers who are trying frantically to come up with new and better weapons in the fight against cancer. A couple of weeks ago, I noted with interest the New York Times story about lymph node treatment.

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At least it's a "good" cancer: October 2010

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Monday, October 25, 2010. Awareness is great; how about some progress? The LA Times today has a nice piece addressing women's fear of developing breast cancer, the advances in treatment that have occurred over the past 30 years, and the distance we still have to go. Body of Knowledge Full-Frontal Assault - LA Times Magazine. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Your Breast Cancer Blogger Today is. View my complete profile. Revolution Health Breast Cancer Site.

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At least it's a "good" cancer: _________ gave me cancer

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Friday, July 30, 2010. I've heard plenty of theories- many quite nutty- about what causes breast cancer. Obviously, we don't really know. For some reason, the incidence is much higher among women in my demographic- upper middle class, no pregnancies, history of birth control use, and whatever other lurking dangers are created by a privileged, professional lifestyle. I may not have lived in Marin County. But I seem like a model Marin case. Heating food in plastic containers.

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At least it's a "good" cancer: December 2010

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Tuesday, December 14, 2010. What's really important at Christmastime. This is so beautifully said. It's a short piece by a Salon writer whose mother has terminal lung cancer, talking about the nature of love (versus commerce) and how Christmas brings out the sweet and the sorrowful. Brought tears to my eyes, and a profound recognition of truth. Links to this post. Thursday, December 09, 2010. Choosing to end treatment. I could not agree more with this story. In the past) an...

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At least it's a "good" cancer: August 2010

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Friday, August 06, 2010. What to do when diagnosed. No time for me to comment, but I just re-found a very useful CNN article on what to do when you're diagnosed with cancer. Brief and to the point. Links to this post. Wednesday, August 04, 2010. The new dangers of fructose. Yesterday, I read an article. Less so. Of course, high-fructose corn syrup was mentioned: because it so permeates industrial food production, could it be accelerating cancers? Links to this post. In the ...

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At least it's a "good" cancer: Blaming Big Medicine

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Cancer is a frustrating, awful experience. In a world in which we all strive to be safe (airbags? So perhaps it's no wonder that so many people seem to channel their fears and frustrations into fury- at the doctors, the drug companies, and the researchers who are trying frantically to come up with new and better weapons in the fight against cancer. A couple of weeks ago, I noted with interest the New York Times story about lymph node treatment.

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At least it's a "good" cancer: I'm done with Komen

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Wednesday, February 01, 2012. I'm done with Komen. No more Komen walks, Komen donations, or Komen-related advocacy for me. You may love or hate Planned Parenthood, but we can all agree that breast cancer screening and services are good, right? That's the PP program whose Komen funding was halted. Ideology doesn't help women with breast cancer. Science, research, screening, treatment, and funding. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Your Breast Cancer Blogger Today is. Big G...

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At least it's a "good" cancer: Unfinished business: How one man keeps his late wife’s memory alive - thestar.com

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Unfinished business: How one man keeps his late wife’s memory alive - thestar.com. What a touching story. For me, it's not so much that this guy is trying to keep his wife's memory alive, but rather the fact that her life (and death) inspired him to do so much with his own. He may be living in tribute to her, but he is emphatically living. What a wonderful gift she left him! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Your Breast Cancer Blogger Today is.

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At least it's a "good" cancer: Insomnia

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At least it's a "good" cancer. Thursday, July 22, 2010. The Huffington Post- whose living section I often find suspect, filled as it is with pretty quack-y medical articles (let me just say, I think Suzanne Somers' approach to cancer prevention is a giant duck)- has a GOOD article. Today on cancer and insomnia. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Your Breast Cancer Blogger Today is. I have two blogs- an inactive blog on my year of dealing with breast cancer (thankfully, and knock wood! Law Mom - Merits o...