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Mom's Cancer Blog: Whatever Happened to the World of Tomorrow?

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Tuesday, July 29, 2008. Whatever Happened to the World of Tomorrow? My very first post. On this blog was about winning the Eisner Award for Best Digital Comic at the 2005 Comic-Con International in San Diego. So it seems somehow symmetrical and right that my very. Post follows my report on the same event almost exactly three years later. Today I'm closing up shop here and opening a new establishment right around the virtual corner at. Http:/ brianfies.blogspot.com. Who do I think I am? Well, I'll explain.

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A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient – For What It’s Worth | Breast Cancer Victory

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My Breast Cancer Story. Hi, my name is Sylvie and this is my breast cancer survivor story. Initially therapeutic, I soon realized how telling my story inspired so many in creating breast cancer awareness. If it's your first time here, read my first post to appreciate my story. Click here to read it now ». To be instantly notified of news and new entries, enter your email address below. A Letter to a Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patient For What It’s Worth. 14 Jun, 2011. A friend of mine. First things first&#46...

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My Wife with Cancer: Karen's Hair: A Retrospective

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My Wife with Cancer. A husband's chronicle of an unplanned journey. Monday, July 13, 2009. Karen's Hair: A Retrospective. Let me be clear: Karen hates her hair. Or at least that's what it seems when she curses it most mornings in front of the mirror. (Let's also be clear: she doesn't hate it enough to lose it all.and she hasn't lost it yet). The 30 minute ritual is repeated every morning and it's a good idea to steer clear of her during this time - especially when she's got a hot curling iron in her hand.

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Chemopalooza: Another Year, Another Flag Day

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Rants, Raves and Lunacy of Living with Hodgkins Lymphoma. Saturday, June 11, 2011. Another Year, Another Flag Day. Last night, I was out with some friends. Someone asked me how the hodge was treating me - or in my case, not fucking with me ;) And all of a sudden, I pulled out my cell phone and looked at the calendar. a couple days from June 14. What's June 14th? Well, it's Flag Day, my friends. What else is it? It's the day I like to celebrate beating cancer since it was my last chemo treatment, ever.

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living with a sarcoma: ELSA

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Living with a sarcoma. Here you'll find out how I deal with my recurrent retroperitoneal liposarcoma. Tuesday, March 22, 2011. Elsa asked me several times to let everyone who reads her blog know that she could not post any longer. For the past few weeks, and months, she used all her strength to continue fighting, to make sure that the disease that ravaged her body would get all the fight-back she could muster. Don't give up the fight. March 22, 2011 at 10:20 AM. Mommy is the best person in the galaxy!

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Medical Questions Answered: Scabies Causes, Prevention & Treatment

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Scabies Causes, Prevention and Treatment. Taking topical emollients as well as oral antihistamines like diphenhydramine also helps in reducing the itching. Taking antibiotics will help you in treating your secondary bacterial infections. You can ask questions about scabies causes and treatments to your skin specialist. Your skin specialist will also tell you about the skin health information and about how to take care of your skin to prevent scabies. You can also get online advices. Subscribe to RSS Feed.

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In my element...: Behaving Badly

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Pretty is something you're born with. But beautiful, that's an equal opportunity adjective. Unknown. Friday, June 17, 2011. I've been acting badly this week. And now I'm in that sad, lonely aftermath of regret. Wishing that I was better at shutting up and not always so eager to tell those around me the way I see things and consequently why I am right. I'm quite accomplished at making speeches. It's never a good thing when you've grown tired of your own voice. Tomorrow is another day. Bein good to me.

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Dualities – My Lymphoma Journey

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Thoughts on a learning experience. Living with Cancer: A Journey. Policy Arrogance or Innocent Bias: Resetting Citizenship and Multiculturalism. Preparing for a long hospital stay. Returning from a long hospital stay. Working with your medical team. In Search of a Better Metaphor. What we call ourselves. Building up your strength. Organizing your medical file. Supporting someone with cancer. Some of the key dualities that provided this frame, and which evolved over time, were:. While overall I needed to ...

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