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Category Archives: breast cancer
God Creates Purpose Out of Chaos
I’ve began rereading the Bible with a focus this year on the Old Testament. Genesis 1-2 is the story of creation I’m sure most are familiar with the story. As I read this, I began wondering what can I take … Continue reading
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Breast Cancer? What Kind?
Chances are you know someone who has or has had breast cancer; but you might be surprised to find out that if you know more than one person with breast cancer, theirs wasn’t the same kind. The Main Kinds Ductal … Continue reading
Do I Have Breast Cancer?
When something seems different whenever it comes to your breasts, “Do I have breast cancer?” may be a question that comes to mind. In fact, it should because breast health should be taken seriously and approached proactively. Don’t wait. It’s … Continue reading
Vaccine Hope for Breast Cancer Patients?
The world is all abuzz with COVID vaccine effectiveness which lead me to wonder: Is there any hope of finding a vaccine to prevent breast cancer? Even with all the advances in treatment and early detection, there were still 685,000 … Continue reading
August 10, 2016: Because I Carry the BRAC2 Mutation
What happens if you have tested positive for the BRAC2 mutated gene? I’m still not sure I even know or understand all the repercussions of knowing I have this mutation. I can just write about what I know to be … Continue reading
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July 10, 2015: Celebrating Life
In a couple of weeks, I will be celebrating my 1st Lifeday! What’s a “Lifeday” exactly? Many of us celebrate our birth each year on our birthday, which is typically the day we were born. Well, on Aug. 3rd I’ll … Continue reading
April 11, 2016: Slipping Back Into the Darkness
Depression was something I used to think I knew something about, but the reality is knowing about something is not the same as understanding. The deep, dark, irkiness some find swallowing them whole is still foreign to me. I pray … Continue reading
April 8, 2016: But I Did It All Right
What if I did everything it said to do to prevent cancer? Would I be guaranteed to not get it? Currently, the answer is NO! Most products available today weren’t put on the market knowing they would cause harm. It’s … Continue reading
March 23, 2016: Three Things Every Cancer Patient Needs
Regardless of what type of cancer a person has, I’ve found we all really need three similar things. And we don’t just need these things at diagnosis. We need these things long term. Everyone can help even if you don’t … Continue reading
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