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Doug  Haberstroh

Doug Haberstroh

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Breast Cancer Husband
posted 01/25/2008, comments (0)

Keri's Metastatic Breast Cancer Story: The Light at the End of the Tunnel Seems Farther Away

With the metastatic breast cancer treatments not working as well as we had hoped, the light at the end of the tunnel seems to be getting more distant. But, that didn't prevent Keri and me from keeping a positive attitude and praying that one day soon this would all be over. Keri will always be remembered for her brilliant smile, her cute... Read moreChevron
KayeD
posted 01/22/2008, comments (9)

A Positive Attitude Helps!

Hi, I'm Kaye and at the age of 48 and after having my yearly mammorgram last year, on July 3, I was diagnosed with Stage 2B breast cancer.  The Fourth of July will never be the same holiday it once was for me.  I went on a friend's sailboat to watch the fireworks over Lake Michigan and couldn't stop thinking how cheated I... Read moreChevron
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PJ Hamel

PJ Hamel

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posted 01/20/2008, comments (0)

What Price Cancer Drugs?

“Multibillion-dollar prescription drug trade”–chilling words, aren’t they? Think of many billions of dollars–that’s billions. And “prescription drug”–what we take only when we’re truly ill and need medical help. And “trade”–business. That’s the worldwide... Read moreChevron
Heather Jose

Heather Jose

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posted 01/16/2008, comments (4)

Heather's Stage IV Story

Every day I am killing cancer! That is my motto since being told to ‘get my affairs in order' over nine years ago. I was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer with multiple bone mets on a dark December day. I was 26 at the time and my daughter Sydney was 14 months old. Unable to accept that fate, my family helped me find some new... Read moreChevron
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PJ Hamel

PJ Hamel

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posted 01/11/2008, comments (2)

For Polly - Pauline Robbins' Radiothon

Pauline Robbins From http://www.cancer.dartmouth.edu   Sometimes, listening to the radio or watching TV, we feel pole-axed by the huge world we live in, and the enormity of its problems. From Pakistan, to Darfur, to the harsh poverty – both urban and rural – that challenges us right here in our own country, it seems... Read moreChevron
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