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Resources | Lori Hope

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Author of Help Me Live. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Invite Hope to Speak. News & Events. Ask & Answer. What People Are Saying. The Origin of Help Me Live. What People with Cancer Want You to Know. You can find hundreds of books, blogs, websites, articles, films, and other resources that will help you and your loved one live with or beyond cancer. The following include some that have been especially helpful to me. Please let me know if you have suggestions. Thank you! Ekman, Paul,.

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Screw you, cancer.: Five Years. Woohoo?

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Screw you, cancer. Wednesday, December 21, 2011. Five Years. Woohoo? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Links of More Resources (or, things I learned at Breast Camp). Campaign for Safe Cosmetics. Breast Cancer Fund - (advocates for elimination of environmental and other preventable causes of the disease). Five Years. Woohoo? Young Cancer Spouses.org. Survivor Slideshow (Kid Fears). The Survivor Movie (a must see). Chemocare.com - Lots of info. YSC - Young Women United Against Breast cancer.

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So - Here's My Story: 01/12/10

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So - Here's My Story. Tuesday, January 12, 2010. It has been a long time since I wrote anything here, so my apologies and thank you to those of you who read this and check in on me. I appreciate it! It has been a busy and eventful month so let me catch you up. It was a sad day but a celebration of his long and wonderful life. he had an amazing 93 years and along with my grandmother, raised 4 amazing children. Thank you Papa, I will miss you. Exercise 5 times a week. Leafy green vegetables and Folic Acid.

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So - Here's My Story: Yes I am an anecdote

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So - Here's My Story. Monday, November 23, 2009. Yes I am an anecdote. Over the last week I have done a lot of talking and reading about mammograms and screening for breast cancer. Of course being told by a US government task force that routine annual mammograms are not recommended for women under 50 who do not have risk factors can make people like me a little hot under the collar. (Go to. Http:/ www.ahrq.gov/clinic/uspstf09/breastcancer/brcanrs.htm. For the full report.) I ha. I followed your link thro...

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So - Here's My Story: It's a gift to be free...of chemotherapy

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So - Here's My Story. Tuesday, December 8, 2009. It's a gift to be free.of chemotherapy. 4 bags of Cytoxan intravenously = $ très expensive. 4 bags of Taxotere intravenously = $ très, très expensive. Never going back to Chemo =. Last Wednesday Dr. Peacock served up my last helping of chemotherapy. Can you believe it? Did it fly by for you? I am not at all a different person, but my life experience is vastly different now. Ps A quick note about the picture. This is our Christmas tree. This is our. Pps So ...

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So - Here's My Story: 11/23/09

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So - Here's My Story. Monday, November 23, 2009. Yes I am an anecdote. Over the last week I have done a lot of talking and reading about mammograms and screening for breast cancer. Of course being told by a US government task force that routine annual mammograms are not recommended for women under 50 who do not have risk factors can make people like me a little hot under the collar. (Go to. Http:/ www.ahrq.gov/clinic/uspstf09/breastcancer/brcanrs.htm. For the full report.) I ha. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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So - Here's My Story: Cha- cha- cha- changes

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So - Here's My Story. Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Cha- cha- cha- changes. Try not to faint with surprise, my 7 or 8 readers, that you are reading a blog post from me twice in (uh almost) the same week. I am working toward more frequent posts, possibly of shorter lengths. Will they be pithy and clever? And do those two words really mean the same thing? I cannot be sure. But here I am. Life is speeding up as it always does in the spring - soccer, baseball, tennis, dance, wine tastings, open houses, spring b...

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Treasure Your Chest: September 2010

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Hope you laugh and learn and remember to Treasure Your Chest.Don't forget to do your monthly self exams! Thursday, September 30, 2010. The pendulum has swung. I was happy to be showered, semi blow dried and even put on a little eyeliner. Wow! We've come a long way baby! While I can't workout yet, I am able to walk. So it's just same old Julie, just running at 75%. Yeah! Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Here comes the mood swing.and I was warned of this (Thank you Jack)! Let's talk about something funny&#46...

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mom | The Carcinista

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May 3, 2012 at 12:06 AM ( Cancer. May 1, 2011, The Feather Family. Today marked the last day of the year. One year of time that has been spent on an incredible journey of self-reflection. One year since Sarah, The Carcinista, died. I asked the boys if they would like to have a special dinner to remember Mommy on the anniversary of her death. They both smiled, and at the exact same time blurted out, “We want ice cream for dinner! Today Has Been Brought to you by the Letter ‘I’. No, wait, it’s way to...

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Screw you, cancer.: May 2009

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Screw you, cancer. Saturday, May 16, 2009. Nancy died May 16, 2009, at the age of 47. Screw you, cancer. Http:/ www.caringbridge.org/visit/nancywehrell. Friday, May 15, 2009. I am not cancer. I don't even have cancer any more. (As far as we know). I quit oncology rehab because I didn't want to feel like a cancer patient - and I wasn't. But I still take a little white pill every day. A subtle reminder that the beast lurks. The survior guilt seems to have passed. But I don't want to be the girl who had can...