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Category Archives: Discovery and Stage II
Sadistic Dumb Little Fucks
I am a person who tends to live in the present; and it has its good points. For one thing, you generally treat yourself well. If I want to veg in my pajamas all day, I do it. If I … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery and Stage II
Tagged anger, Attitude, Biopsy, breast, breast cancer, cancer cell, carcinoma, Death Star, Diagnosis, estrogen, germ theory, Treatment, vulnerability
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BREAK CANCER’S F@#KING FACE
Its just one of those days Feelin’ like a freight train First one to complain Leaves with the blood stain Damn right I’m a maniac You better watch your back Cuz I’m fuckin’ up your program And if you’re stuck … Continue reading
Survivor
I am an H1N1 survivor. I am a pneumonia survivor. In the cancer culture, “survivor” is an established part of the lexicon. It is part of every fundraiser, every article, found on every discussion board, and definitely part of tributes … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery and Stage II
Tagged advocacy, Attitude, battle, breast, breast cancer, breasts, chemotherapy, Death Star, Diagnosis, Dune, Frank Herbert, orthodoxy, Philosophy, pink ribbon, Politics, Research, survivor, Treatment, tumor, zeitgeist
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12-Year-Old Boy Scouts Offer to Give Breast Exams
Scouts say blondes at highest risk, may need multiple check-ups
Posted in Discovery and Stage II, Just for Laughs
Tagged boob, boobs, breast, breast cancer, breast cancer humor, breast humor, breasts, Humor, Media, The Onion
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Lull
It’s been less than 30 days filled with diagnoses, tests, meetings, research, blogging, and the beginning of treatment. Things moved pretty quickly, all things considered. I’ve read countless blog entries, written more, researched until my eyes bled, and managed to … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery and Stage II
Tagged breast cancer, breasts, Death Star, Diagnosis, family, friends, pink ribbon, Tamoxifen, Treatment, tumor, waiting
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Pills
I used to tease my step-dad about his pill organizers. He had all kinds: a small and a jumbo 7-day model, the weekly dose removable pill organizer, the weekly two-a-day sorter, and even a four-a-day model; models that locked, some … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery and Stage II
Tagged breast cancer, cancer, medication, menopause, pill organizer, pills, Tamoxifen, Treatment
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Breast Friends
Posted in Discovery and Stage II, Just for Laughs
Tagged breast, Humor, Media, MST3K
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Ten Things to Do with a Bottle of Tamoxifen
There is nothing more real than that moment you face medication for cancer treatment. Diagnoses are one thing; when you take medication you have resigned yourself to the road of treatment that lies ahead. Much of it cloaked in dark … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery and Stage II, Just for Laughs
Tagged Attitude, breast cancer, comedy, estrogen, Humor, Tamoxifen, Treatment, tumor
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There, but for
How many times in our respective lives has a parent hugged their healthy child when seeing another with severe handicaps and said, “There, but for the grace of God, go I”? We’ve all said it at one time or another. … Continue reading
