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Tag Archives: discussion groups
It’s Weird
I read an essay today that described a kind of alienation felt by a woman with stage iv breast cancer. Friends fall off the radar, neighbors don’t know how to treat you or what to say, you’re faced with an … Continue reading →
Where’s the Empathy?
I have to tell you, every twist and turn of this cancer experience always reveals something new. There is the physical stuff: physiology, biology, and chemistry. There is the psychological stuff: fear, resolve, sadness. happiness, and uncertainty. And then there … Continue reading →
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Tagged advocacy, anger, Attitude, breast cancer, chronic disease, discussion boards, discussion groups, fear, frustration, Inspire, judgment, metastasis, metastatic breast cancer, Philosophy, Politics, rage, Stage IV, stage iv breast cancer, stigma, support, vulnerability
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The Downside of Virtual Interaction
Since my breast cancer diagnosis and–48 hours later–the creation of this blog, I have sung the praises of social media. As my readership grew and my Twitter numbers blossomed, virtual roots that were planted started to flourish in a garden … Continue reading →