Breast Cancer between the hours of midnight and 7 AM…. by Shawn Huddy Any of us who have heard the phrase, “I’m sorry to tell you that it’s cancer,” […]
Breast Cancer between the hours of midnight and 7 AM…. by Shawn Huddy Any of us who have heard the phrase, “I’m sorry to tell you that it’s cancer,” […]
Dear Friends, When someone is diagnosed with cancer, the effect on the patient is pretty obvious, and sometimes we forget how much and in what ways the diagnosis may impact […]
How do You Wear a Lymphedema Compression Sleeve with Style and Subtlety? You Don’t By Ami Dodson One of the many challenges and frustrations of having a chronic condition that […]
Shared by Shawn Huddy ~ Miss December 2014 When a person gets a diagnosis of a medical condition that is quite possibly life threatening, that person doesn’t often find the […]
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