Cancer
by
Weight Master E.
I didn't have a great weekend and Monday. My fiance's grandfather, who has cancer, was put back in the hospital early Sunday morning; So I spent Sunday and Monday there. Yesterday, all evening, his son-in-law and I fought with him all day to keep him on the bed, from pulling is cather out, from pulling his IV out, and from yanking his oxygen out. H ...
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CANCER
by
charakadas
Both regular physical activity and physical fitness have been associated with lower mortality from cancer. Although data for most specific cancers are limited, studies of occupational and leisure time activity indicate that physical activity is protective against colon cancer. Several studies suggest a reduced risk of breast cancer in regularly act ...
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cancer
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Theresa
Read this article. "Meat consumption in relation to cancer risk has been reported in over a hundred epidemiological studies from many countries with diverse diets." I'm surprised, and happy, that the Sydney Morning Herald has published this.
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Cancer
by
Michelle
It's an ugly word isn't it? And it's something we all probably have in common - have a family member, or friend, or neighbor, or co-worker who has battled cancer. (Edited: I've had 2 grandmother's pass away from cancer, my best friend's dad is fighting it...it really does touch everyone) There is a mom in Canada I "know" from a T21 messa ...
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Not Cancer
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Debby
There is good news from the MRIs. No abnormality in the shoulder found. While I am everlastingly grateful for that, I would also be a big liar if I did not say that I was hoping that they would find some sort of 'easy fix'. My shoulder aches badly from yesterday's two hour immobilization. BUT, the good news is that it is not cancer. They are adopti ...
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Cancer
by
Serene Ambition
By Vince DiBianca | Bio Over the last year or two, I’ve found myself surrounded by family and friends who have been diagnosed with cancer of different forms. I’d say the number amounts to a dozen people. Of these, only two are in remission (breast cancer and testicular cancer). Six have passed away (after lengthy chemo/radiation) and the remaining ...
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Cancer
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Richard Nikoley
I had occasion just a bit ago to reference a couple of of posts from the past concerning some unconventional treatments for cancer. Given that there are so many new readers and that this information is so important, I'd thought to highlight those posts.The first has to do with an ancient idea with and even more ancient basis. We didn't evol ...
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Cancer
by
Richard Nikoley
I had occasion just a bit ago to reference a couple of of posts from the past concerning some unconventional treatments for cancer. Given that there are so many new readers and that this information is so important, I'd thought to highlight those posts.The first has to do with an ancient idea with and even more ancient basis. We didn ...
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Cancer.
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Meghan Swann
Cancer seems to happen in waves around me. In those I love and the loved ones of my loved ones. Sometimes the Cancer is fought and beat! Sometimes the Cancer is just too strong and takes the life of a dear loved one. I have cried with friends and family when this dreaded C word is said. It is not fair! I had my first, and hopefully last, scar ...
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Cancer
by
Round Peg
No, not Tuffy or the kids, or Needlenoggin or I. But someone we're very close to, and it may change the course of our next 6-12 months. I'm concerned about that, but know it is a life changing event for our friend, which makes me feel guilty about how it effects me/Tuffy/Needle/the kids, and I am certainly grieving for our friend and hoping for a ...
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