A Shock Of My Life
by
Jamie G.
Posted in: Blog Posts in Cancer
“Jamie, I’m sorry,” the doctor silently said. “But you have cancer.”
My uncles, who were standing on both sides of my hospital gurney, immediately held my hand and just ...
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In memory of Paul Newman
by
Jamie G.
Posted in: Blog Posts in Cancer
I've always been a fan of Paul Newman ... the ultimate masculine man in the late 1950s. Plus you have to love those blue eyes. No matter what, thanks to DVD, we will always ...
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In memory of Paul Newman
by
Jamie G.
Posted in: Blog Posts in Cancer
I've always been a fan of Paul Newman ... the ultimate masculine man in the late 1950s. Plus you have to love those blue eyes. No matter what, thanks to DVD, we will always ...
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Just an update
by
Jamie G.
Posted in: Blog Posts in Cancer
I know I've posted a lot of national stories lately and haven't really put the focus on me. So since I have a little bit of free time, here we go.
Last week was not a g ...
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To accept charity or not
by
Jamie G.
Posted in: Blog Posts in Cancer
Last week I received a call from a woman who read one of my columns and asked “What do you need?”
At first I was thrown off-course. I did not know what to say because I n ...
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Don't be scared of tests
by
Jamie G.
Posted in: Blog Posts in Cancer
My aunt just told me her aunt has been diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer. At 58 years old, her aunt would have been diagnosed sooner if she had done a colonoscopy earlie ...
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