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Breast Cancer Support Groups - Articles
New Breast Cancer Support Group BLOG - A Test
by
Kara Herron
Posted
Thu 01 Apr 2010 12:00am
I've done a TEST blog for our new breast cancer support group. I'm using the name "The Beauty Remains" for right now, until we come up with a name.
Take a look at the blog, and leave a comment - tell me what you like, what you don't like, If there is something that is missing that you think needs to be there, let me know.
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New Breast Cancer Support Group
by
Kara Herron
Posted
Thu 25 Mar 2010 12:00am
I've been thinking about a name for our new breast cancer support group. Maybe we can use the name I used for my group that walked in the cancer walk last August. I fell in love with this quote by Anne Frank, and used part of it for our name. The name was "The Beauty Remains". Here is Anne Frank's quote
"I don't think of all the misery
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Breast Cancer Support Group
by
Daria
Posted
Fri 31 Jul 2009 11:43am
Tuesday I got a phone call reminding me of the Breast Cancer Support Group coffee on Wednesday.
As a group, we’ ve been meeting for about nine years now ... every couple... noticed Dr. H, walking into the cafeteria. Dr. H used to work at the Cross Cancer Institute as director of the Arts and Medicine program. She used facilitate the breast cancer
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Breast Cancer Support Group
by
Sharon OConnor ..
Posted
Mon 22 Sep 2008 11:05am
There is a fabulous support group for Breast Cancer Survivors that meets at noontime, two Tuesdays a month at Portsmouth Regional Hospital. I was honored to be part....
The participants were very quick to point out the importance of honoring the emotional impact of breast cancer and are fully present for women in any stage of this disease.
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metastatic breast cancer support groups
by
Donna Peach
Posted
Sat 28 Nov 2009 12:00am
including them here as well as in my links. Here are three. To join any of these support groups, simply complete the ten-second registration process.
The Advanced Breast Cancer Community has a support and discussion group; access it here: http://www.inspire.com.
The Advanced Breast Cancer site has a listserv with archives here: http://www.bcmets.org.
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Breast Cancer Support Group Coffee
by
Daria
Posted
Thu 19 Nov 2009 10:03pm
Yesterday I met the breast cancer ladies for coffee. As I drove to the mall, I felt so joyful ....to be feeling so good on such a beautiful sunny day. We have been having some unseasonaly warm weather here lately.
In the mall parkade, I found a parking spot against a wall that was slightly wider than the rest. I like that because I find my
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Breast Cancer Support Group Coffee
by
Daria
Posted
Thu 19 Nov 2009 10:03pm
Yesterday I met the breast cancer ladies for coffee. As I drove to the mall, I felt so joyful ....to be feeling so good on such a beautiful sunny day. We have been having some unseasonaly warm weather here lately.
In the mall parkade, I found a parking spot against a wall that was slightly wider than the rest. I like that because I find my
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NEW Breast Cancer Support Group in Utah County... Sister Survivors
by
Kara Herron
Posted
Sat 03 Jul 2010 12:00am
For anyone who still reads this blog (sorry about the lack of posting), here is the new blog for our breast cancer support group... Sister Survivors (it's what I've been... all want to know the "latest" news on the breast cancer front. On Tuesdays, we'll post something about research and development, or things you can do to stay healthy, or even
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Texas Woman Fakes Breast Cancer for Breast Implants
by
Dr. John D.
Posted
Fri 27 Nov 2009 12:00am
2 Comments
Aol Health features a story about Trista Lathern, a 24-year-old woman in Texas who claimed she had breast cancer.
At least $10,000 was raised to help Trista Lathern after she announced she was battling breast cancer. But investigators say it was all a scam and that she planned to use the money to get breast implants.
Lathern’s story
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