There comes a time when you have no choice, really, but to get out there and exert yourself. I, for one, think there should be an organization that provides free yard work, leaf removal and snow plowing for breast cancer survivors. I don’t know about you, but I’m a little broke, both fiscally and physically, […]
One of the great blessings in this life is being loved and wanted. Especially when you are a child. It cannot be overestimated what a difference it makes in your entire life. I was so very fortunate to be born to parents who reveled in my arrival in their lives. My mother had not had […]
The sum of our parts Just last night, I found myself involved in several conversations at once. They included discussions of lutefisk, reconstructive surgery, boring holiday letters, snail-mail, DADT, Iraq, oatmeal, foot fractures, blizzards, the Hallelujah Chorus, Bon Jovi, parenthood, divorce, and the winter solstice lunar eclipse that most of us didn’t see because of […]
GPS for Survivors — Where are we? I’m about to make another “man-on-the-moon” statement: If we can put a man on the moon, how come we don’t do a better job of helping cancer survivors survive? In fact, this picture on the left is from the website for Garmin.com, and illustrates all 24 of the […]
“Symmetry is vastly overrated.”
Skewering the pinksploitation of breast cancer since 2009.
Seven Years in A Row!
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your doctor if you need medical help. By all means, read a little first so you can ask good questions. But then go get help so you can come back & tell me how it went. Just take good care
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The first ever MAAM of the Year blogger awards (Mammogramatically-challenged And/or Also Metsters) were given to breast cancer bloggers of righteous snark. I'm so proud!
