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After cancer, now what
http://www.aftercancernowwhat.com/
A breast cancer survivor providing resources, research and whatever else happens to be going on at the time.
- Added on: Dec 7th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Kate
- Listed in: Women's Health
- Tags: politics health women breast cancer Current Events
Recent Posts
After Cancer Housekeeping
Just like everyone else this time of year gets a little crazy in our home. Between Thanksgiving, my darling daughter's 5th birthday and Christmas things get a little hairy. My husband works for the postal service and that's like being married to an ...
Never had a tan I didn\'t pay for
I could stay in the sun all day long and I would never get a tan. That's not completely true, eventually all of the freckles might connect and make it look like a tan but that's as close as I expect to get.When the darling husband and I went on a cru...
PET detects if more treatment is needed after treatment for head and neck cancer
A combination of imaging tests conducted six to eight weeks after patients complete chemoradiotherapy for head and neck cancer may help identify patients who will respond to treatment and those who will require surgical follow-up, according to a repo...
Price Fixing?
Drug companies are increasing their prices significantly but it doesn't have anything to do with the health care reform bill right? If you believe that I've got some swampland I'd like to talk to you about. The New York Times has an enlightening art...
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Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 8 comments.
Julie McWright
very informative. Thanks for a great blog!
Rajendra Dhakal
cute blog
Alina Tyl
I truly recommend that blog! It can help many people! Great job!
gbenton789@yahoo.com
What a gift you are. Thanks for not only being a survivor, but making life beautiful for everyone around you.
Cheryl
Hi Kate,
Your blog about Kevin Hearn and Barenaked Ladies cruises was heart opening!
It was a fresh reminder that Cancer and sickness doesn't play favorites! It was also a great example of survivors and courage.
The music cruise ship gigs sound fun also. Didn't know they did that. I'm not in a financial situation to enjoy that lifestyle though.
But we all have a commonality... We are Survivors! Great Blog! A five Star it is!
Cheryl
Mary Swanson
Very informative.
Cool blog! Its nice that people can find others who have similar trials in life. Well done!
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