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Breast Cancer 3 Day Walk
That's a WHOLE LOTTA Walkin!
Last year a dear friend of mine did the Breast Cancer 3-Day. She inspired so much in me, that this year I am going to make the 60 mile trek. It's gonna be an ass kicking time in training, and a character building experience.Men are 7x more likely to leave a seriously ill partner
Until her sickness do us part: why men leave ill partners Men are seven times more likely than women to leave a seriously ill partner, a study has found. So why are males less able to cope? Cancer was, says Lesley Forrester, far easier to deal with than her husband’s reaction to her diagnosis.Avon Global Ambassador and Honorary Chair of the Avon Foundation, Reese Witherspoon, To Join Thousands of Participants on Second
NEW YORK, April 10 /PRNewswire/ -- The Avon Foundation today announced that Reese Witherspoon will be a special guest at the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer in Washington, DC on Sunday, May 4, 2008, the second day of the weekend-long event. Witherspoon, the Avon Global Ambassador and Honorary Chair of the Avon Foundation, will spend time throughout the day with the thousands of Walk participants, including walkers, crew and volunteers, who are raising lifesaving funds and awareness to advance access to care and finding a cure for breast cancer. In addition to spending time with the Walk participants, Witherspoon will play a special role in the inspirational Closing Ceremony, during which new DC-area grants will be announced, and she will meet with local Avon Foundation-funded breast cancer organizations to learn firsthand the impact of the funds raised.Is this weird or not?
Before my sister was diagnosed with Breast Cancer my dad's youngest sister died of Breast Cancer. She died one week before my sister's regularly schedule pap and mammo. My sister found out she had breast cancer two weeks after my aunt died.With a Tiny Bit of Cancer, Debate on How to Proceed
With a Tiny Bit of Cancer, Debate on How to Proceed Mary K. Sidawy/Georgetown University Hospital http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/03/health/03canc.html?oref=login Published: June 3, 2008 In a cancer patient, lymph nodes are the closest thing to a crystal ball. Gaze into them after removing a tumor.Update: Sorry I failed to mention...
That last month my sister finally had her mastectomy! YEAH!!!!!! She easily made it through the surgery.My Donation Letter
This is the letter I sent out today. It's my first real big crack at getting donations. It's NOT meant for you all, but hey - if you feel inspired, by all means go for it!Hatshepsut, the Queen that ruled Egypt as a man
Source: National Geographic magazine Visit the National Geographic Photo Gallery to see the amazing images that accompanied this article. ~~~~~~~~~~ The King Herself What motivated Hatshepsut to rule ancient Egypt as a man while her stepson stood in the shadows? Her mummy, and her true story, have come to light.Wanting fairness makes me wrong...I guess
BIG ole rant here. So I am doing the Breast Cancer 3-Day here in two days. Yeah!101 Things to do this year
I am borrowing this idea from some one else, but I like it so much better than making a resolution, which I always break and always feel bad about. Here is my list of 101 things to do by the end of 2008... 1.
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