Pink Ribbon Review Breast Cancer Blog Carnival
Welcome to the very first Pink Ribbon Review Breast Cancer Blog Carnival! We had a few operating difficulties along the way — the powers that be at Blog Carnival deleted the dang listing, probably thinking any carnival with the word “breast” in the title was certainly spam. Fortunately, a few of you were resourceful and emailed me alternately.
Cathy Bueti presents Bra Zero, an essay on the frustration and joy of bra shopping after her mastectomy posted at In My Life.
Teresa Holladay presents Fight Breast Cancer with a Fork posted at Meningioma and Me. It’s an informative look at the foods we eat and how they can influence our breast cancer risk.
Jayne Byrne presents Giving Back by Answering Questions posted at Jayne’s Breast Cancer Blog: Exploring the Intersection of Cancer and Creativity and explains that sometimes a visit to a breast cancer message board to give support rather than to receive has its own rewards.
Alicia C. Staley presents Feed the Warrior posted at Awesome Cancer Survivor — a post that is sure to inspire and might teach you a think or two about affirmations!
Jose DeJesus MD presents How to Stay Focussed on the Big Picture posted at Physician Entrepreneur. It’s not necessarily targeted towards survivors, but is about goal setting and visioning and heck, I’m letting it ride here because it may speak to someone!
Shelley Lewis presents Breast Squished, Fingers Crossed posted at It’s Not About the Breast, a heartfelt read about ‘mammogram day’ and the unwelcome ‘what if’ questions that swim in your head as that day approaches.
That’s it for today’s carnival folks. From now on, this will be called the Pink Ribbon Review Blog Carnival (no mention of the word breast in the title, for sure).
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Hope you enjoyed today’s posts. Thanks for coming and I’ll see you next time!
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