July 23rd, 2008
Update: Read through to the bottom of this post if you want to be entered in the drawing to win this journal!
Who here has a pocket folder full of information and notes that you put together when you were first diagnosed with breast cancer? A 3-ring binder? A manilla folder hanging in a Pendaflex file?
Well, […]
By Karen Lynch -- 21 comments
April 17th, 2008
I’ve heard lots about chemobrain. You know, the mild cognitive impairment people experience while they’re undergoing chemotherapy. Memory lapses. The inability to retain details and common words. Difficulty concentrating. The inability to multi-task. Those top the list of complaints people have. The American Cancer Society says it’s real (here’s the link). They also estimate (on […]
By Karen Lynch -- 1 comment
April 17th, 2008
As I said in the first post of the three part Survivor Story I shared with you earlier this month, every breast cancer survivor has a story to tell. Each breast cancer survivor’s story is equally important, equally significant, equally magnificent.
Today I’m going to share with you the personal story of Cathy Bueti.
Introducing … Cathy […]
By Karen Lynch -- 3 comments
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