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Peglove

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Loving Wife, Teacher, Life-Long Learner, Traveler of the World

Busy Bee- What does it mean to me to be "done".

The first thing that happened in July that was awesome and made an amazing impact was, Violette was born! And she was perfect. My sis-in-law opted for a doula and all natural birth. It was a really long wait for the family, and Violette would NOT be rushed! She was born and a few days later was my last radiation treatment and active treatment... Read moreChevron
Susannetta

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Retired from teaching Latin, mythology, film and writing.

Snapdragon Poetry Competition for best poem about breast cancer is open to all

Snapdragon Poetry Competition, open to all, welcomes poems on any aspect of the disease.   Original poems, in any style, and no longer than 18 lines, inspired by the experience of breast cancer, word-processed, three copies, on 8 1/2" x 11" paper, no more than 3 poems per entry.  The competition is open to all. Winners will... Read moreChevron
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Anjali

Preliminary Survey Results Are In

In November, right after the new mammography recommendations hit the press, HealthCentral sent out a survey to ask women what they thought. After more than 1000 responses, the preliminary results are in.   If you have not already, please take the survey (you need a facebook account)   Women Speak Out: Mammograms are painful but... Read moreChevron
Anjali

Senate Passes Amendment Regarding Screening Tests for Women

Responding to the uproar that ensued after the new mammogram guidelines were released a few weeks ago, the Senate has passed an amendment requiring insurers to cover screening tests recommended by the task force, including cervical cancer screenings and mammograms.   From CNN: The chamber approved a Democratic-sponsored amendment to... Read moreChevron
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Early Detection of Breast Cancer is Key

In case you were asleep and not keeping up with the news, or just keeping tabs on the tabloids, The United States Preventive Services Task Force said Monday that women should start regular breast cancer screening at age 50, not 40, and that doctors should stop teaching women to examine their breasts on a regular basis.   Women of America,... Read moreChevron

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