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Weekly Round Up: The Catch-Up Edition | Journeying Beyond Breast Cancer

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Journeying Beyond Breast Cancer. Journeying Beyond Breast Cancer. Making sense of the breast cancer experience together. Weekly Round Up: The Catch-Up Edition. May 2, 2015. 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 I’ve wanted to share with you. Don’t forget if you have written a post which you would like readers to see, just leave a comment below. On living in the mom...

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Tripping with the Schoenthalers: The most ghastly thing I saw in Nepal

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Tripping with the Schoenthalers. The Schoenthaler family's trips to all sorts of places, from Cambridge and Lexington to Nepal. Tuesday, January 19, 2010. The most ghastly thing I saw in Nepal. Seen below is a consent form for a patient receiving treatment for cervical cancer. The document is signed with two fingerprints, indicating that the signature is by someone who is illiterate. Why was this a ghastly document to see? It's fatal more than half of the time -. And it's a terrible, terrible way to die.

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Living in the Moment: Tamoxifen - 1 Week

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Photo of my sister's backyard fence.all photos are thru my lens). This is just a way to express my thoughts as I walk this path and journey through as a breast canSURVIVOR. Make cancer mad, just piss it off by misspelling it. like "canzer". In remission December 2012. Invasive Moderately Differentiated Ductal Carcinoma T1cN0M0 Stage 1. Estrogen receptor-positive cancer - Here is how it began. Wednesday, January 15, 2014. Tamoxifen - 1 Week. So, this is the medicine to keep cancer away. It sucks. Receive ...

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OJO FROM NOHO: August 2013

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The eye from North Hollywood". Saturday, August 17, 2013. Once you've dealt with cancer (that is, having it) you will find that although the treatment may be long ago completed - there remain - daily reminders of the ordeal. Lurking just past the reminders is the FEAR and ANXIETY and WORRY. For today though, I want to look at one of my. Daily reminders that I finally chose to do something about! This is where the miracle begins. Is an angel, a saint, a gift! The tattooing part was painless. Unlike 'r...

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OJO FROM NOHO: September 2013

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The eye from North Hollywood". Monday, September 23, 2013. So after church, and hoping to have gained some patience and inspiration - I returned to the dreaded 'wall disaster'. I was determined to use ONLY whatever supplies I had on hand.so no more crazy trips to craft stores! I can live with this! Sunday, September 22, 2013. I thought this would be an easy 'fix'.not so! I went to the local Home Depot and bought a little can of white paint. My wall is white. White is white, right? TOO shiny, TOO white!

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Breast Cancer Mets | regrounding

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Of chemo, cancer and facing life head-on. A Cornucopia of Musings. People Say the Darndest Things. Life with MBC. There is so much that is misunderstood, unclear, and even unbelievable. For those of you new to this, MBC is metastatic breast cancer, or stage IV breast cancer. Once breast cancer takes up in a distant organ it becomes deadly. It takes the lives of over 40,500 Americans each year. And even if we don’t die from it, we die with it. Breast cancer is curable. Click to email (Opens in new window).

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Tripping with the Schoenthalers: Getting to the Cancer Hospital With a Sidebar about Driving in Nepal

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Tripping with the Schoenthalers. The Schoenthaler family's trips to all sorts of places, from Cambridge and Lexington to Nepal. Saturday, February 27, 2010. Getting to the Cancer Hospital With a Sidebar about Driving in Nepal. When last we left off, lo these many non-blogging days ago, Jeny and I had made the decision that we would try to return to Nepal's Cancer Hospital so I could give a lecture and perhaps a hand. I sat in the back of the taxi for hours, shivering and unable to see a thing except for ...

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Tripping with the Schoenthalers: Pokhara Regional Hospital

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Tripping with the Schoenthalers. The Schoenthaler family's trips to all sorts of places, from Cambridge and Lexington to Nepal. Friday, January 8, 2010. These are latex gloves in the wound room at. Pokhara Regional Hospital,. Nicely lined up for re-use after being washed and dried. This is the wound room in the hospital. This is the wound nurse. In some ways the hospital is like all other hospitals. They have signs about how to prevent swine flu. In some ways they differ, though. But most babies are born...

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#DontIgnoreStageIv | regrounding

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Of chemo, cancer and facing life head-on. A Cornucopia of Musings. Have you noticed the Stop Out BC social media movement? Launched by Beth Fairchild. However, awareness alone doesn’t prolong lives or end death from breast cancer. Many of us, myself included, have long rallied against awareness for its own sake within the context of early stage disease. I believe we must be mindful of this trap, too. The question must be asked:. How do we move from awareness to action? I’m the president of METAvivor.