As of early Sunday morning, Jill Biden took on a new title: possible Vice Presidential wife. (“Second Lady” sounds so tacky, doesn’t it?) And if she and husband Joe move into Blair House come January 2009, she’ll assume a whole new set of responsibilities. But I’m betting she’ll keep a firm grip on one current... Read more
Once you get over the initial shock of a breast cancer diagnosis and start to focus on treatment, one of your first questions is “What’s the timeline? When is my life going to get back to normal?”Well, sister, I’ve got news for you. Your life is never going to get back to “normal.” As one of the oncology nurses... Read more
“This was the choice I made.”With those words, spoken in an interview on Good Morning, America earlier today, Christina Applegate summed up her decision to have a double mastectomy. The television actress had both breasts removed three weeks ago, after cancer was found in one breast, and the second was determined to be cancer-free... Read more
Posted: 14 Aug 2008 07:00 AM CDT: He is the dog we never had. He's a Burnese Mountain dog. A big one. We always knew what his name was going to be..."Spanky"...no matter what. The fact that he would be a toy didn't really bother us. We couldn't have a real one because we both traveled too much. So here he is, sitting with me on the bed. My comrade... Read more
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