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Thursday, October 07, 2010. A series of firsts. There is a first time for everything, after you wake up from a coma. First quip. first time I stood up for myself. First book. first revelation. first run on the treadmill. first cold. first day that I cleaned the house. After that will come first friendships. first jobs. first modicum of respect. first time I can feel excited. first time I sing for an audience. first child. Posted by nancy at 6:38 PM. Saturday, August 21, 2010. Waking up from a 20 year coma.

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Thursday, October 07, 2010. A series of firsts. There is a first time for everything, after you wake up from a coma. First quip. first time I stood up for myself. First book. first revelation. first run on the treadmill. first cold. first day that I cleaned the house. After that will come first friendships. first jobs. first modicum of respect. first time I can feel excited. first time I sing for an audience. first child. Posted by nancy at 6:38 PM. Saturday, August 21, 2010. Waking up from a 20 year coma.

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Thursday, October 07, 2010. A series of firsts. There is a first time for everything, after you wake up from a coma. First quip. first time I stood up for myself. First book. first revelation. first run on the treadmill. first cold. first day that I cleaned the house. After that will come first friendships. first jobs. first modicum of respect. first time I can feel excited. first time I sing for an audience. first child. Posted by nancy at 6:38 PM. Saturday, August 21, 2010. Waking up from a 20 year coma.

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Cancer Survival,This: the absurdity of two years of chemical toxification

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Sunday, April 08, 2007. The absurdity of two years of chemical toxification. I just read in Heather Havrilesky's latest Salon column that people who've been heavily drugged can't stop from blathering about it afterward. This was stated in reference to having had an epidural. It's completely true and achingly astute. Chemotherapy has entered your life and opened up new forms of susceptibility and limitations that you never could have envisioned. Posted by nancy at 6:02 PM. Bernard n. shull.

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Cancer Survival,This: October 2006

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Thursday, October 19, 2006. The CBC posted an article. Today about the increased risk of suicide in cancer patients. When I was 18 and about a year into treatment, my mother was using heavily and was ranting one (of many) nights. My dad just pretended to sleep through it and left me to deal with it. My sister was out. To make a long story short, continuing treatment at that point seemed kind of ridiculous. Posted by nancy at 2:08 PM. Friday, October 13, 2006. New England Journal of Medicine. Posted by na...

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Cancer Survival,This: May 2006

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Thursday, May 18, 2006. Skills, not pills. I recently subscribed to the feed for The Splintered Mind. A smart take on what it's like to live life with ADHD. His post today inspired the title for my post, and he shares my opinion on the dangers of using medication instead of skills training. Skills, not pills. Refers to the cognitive rehabilitation I've been doing over the past three years (which I recently finished! There's still a ways to go with my rehab (I may shorten that to 'hab). My ability to ...

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Cancer Survival,This: November 2006

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Wednesday, November 22, 2006. On losing your dignity. So at the risk of geeking myself up, I recently became a huge fan of Battlestar Galactica (okay - I was a fan of the old show too). Last episode, Colonel Tigh (the resident SOB) comes out with an spot on speech about the worst aspect of being 'played' - that being the loss of your dignity. It's an illusion of course. There's nothing to be done about either. And I'm not actually worthless, BTW. Posted by nancy at 9:08 AM. View my complete profile.

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Cancer Survival,This: February 2006

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Tuesday, February 28, 2006. May 22, 2006. Images of cancer survivors in the media - tragic hero, inspirational mentor, bald, runner of marathons. There's more unpalatable stuff to the story. Duh. Posted by nancy at 4:35 PM. I'm just supposed to be grateful to be alive, right? And just who are you to tell me what I should be grateful for? Since Felicity Huffman gave Lesley Stahl her deservedly lauded 2 cents. On the you must love motherhood 24/7. Absurdity to rest as well. Clip courtesy of Salon.com.

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A community for those with ongoing health conditions, and those who love us. Please e-mail seanspence@earthlink.net with suggestions, questions, blogs we should see, or anything else you want to share. Sunday, April 08, 2007. As many have guessed, SharingOurDays is taking a possibly permanent sabatical. My time with SharingOurDays was important and rewarding, but other time commitments have pushed it off my to-do list. Posted by Sean Spence at 4:27 PM. View my complete profile. St Joseph, MO 64501. Lous ...

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Thursday, October 07, 2010. A series of firsts. There is a first time for everything, after you wake up from a coma. First quip. first time I stood up for myself. First book. first revelation. first run on the treadmill. first cold. first day that I cleaned the house. After that will come first friendships. first jobs. first modicum of respect. first time I can feel excited. first time I sing for an audience. first child. Posted by nancy at 6:38 PM. Saturday, August 21, 2010. Waking up from a 20 year coma.

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