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Collateral Damage
Originally posted on 4 Times and Counting:
Dr. Susan Love published an interview on Medscape last week on the “collateral damage” of breast cancer treatments as reported by 3200 actual patients and not their doctors. She noted that doctors and patients often view things differently. For doctors, a living patient is the major sign of successful treatment. They don’t want to hear about treatment…
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Collateral Damage
Dr. Susan Love published an interview on Medscape last week on the “collateral damage” of breast cancer treatments as reported by 3200 actual patients and not their doctors. She noted that doctors and patients often view things differently. For doctors, a living patient is the major sign of successful treatment. They don’t want to hear about treatment side effects that they can’t treat and cure,…
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Cancer, Chemo Brain
Do You Have Chemo Brain?
Sharon Greene:
I had chemo brain during my last attempt to reblog my previous post by reblogging to my own blog. Hopefully I am focused this time.
Originally posted on 4 Times and Counting:
It has taken some time, but now science and medicine acknowledge that chemo brain is a real side effect of chemotherapy. It can last for a few months or can linger on for years. Chemo brain is…
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Do You Have Chemo Brain?
It has taken some time, but now science and medicine acknowledge that chemo brain is a real side effect of chemotherapy. It can last for a few months or can linger on for years. Chemo brain is characterized by mental confusion, inability to multi-task, memory problems, the inability to concentrate, and vocabulary problems – either the inability to think of a common word or the inability to…
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Breast Cancer, Cancer
Cancer Changes Everything
Originally posted on 4 Times and Counting:
I saw a meme the other day that said something like “cancer can take away my body parts but it can’t touch my mind, my heart, or my soul.” Lovely words, heroic even, if you don’t think about them too closely. I thought about them very closely and found I disagreed strongly with the message. …
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Cancer Changes Everything
I saw a meme the other day that said something like “cancer can take away my body parts but it can’t touch my mind, my heart, or my soul.” Lovely words, heroic even, if you don’t think about them too closely. I thought about them very closely and found I disagreed strongly with the message. One way to interpret this meme is…
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Transracial Adoption: When the Adorable Babies Become Teens
Sharon Greene:
This is a continuation of my earlier story “Adopting After Cancer: A Love Story”. What happens when those cute black babies become black teenagers?
Originally posted on SURVIVORS BLOG HERE:
When we first adopted our son as a newborn, complete strangers would come up to us to say he was the cutest baby they had ever seen. Many also choose, without asking permission, to ruffle and…
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Racism, Transracial Adoption, Parenting, Stereotypes
Transracial Adoption: When the Adorable Babies Become Teens
When we first adopted our son as a newborn, complete strangers would come up to us to say he was the cutest baby they had ever seen. Many also choose, without asking permission, to ruffle and feel his hair. This latest throughout his toddlerhood and stopped abruptly when he was in the early school grades.
My daughter came along 16 months after my son, and she also got a lot of attention for her…
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Adopting After Cancer: A Love Story
Adopting After Cancer: A Love Story.
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Adoption, Infertility, Breast Cancer
Adopting After Cancer: A Love Story I am very excited to be guest blogging at Journeying Beyond Breast Cancer today for their cancer and Infertility week series.
27th Cancerversary for Breast Cancer in the midst of death and metastasis
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27th Cancerversary for Breast Cancer in the midst of death and metastasis