I have used my blog not only to tell my story, but also keep the lines open for others to share their journey. Cameron Von St. James shared his caregiver story in January (see original post here: http://www.tlkpride.org/knarrlysblog/holding-on-to-hope-as-a-caregiver/). Cameron’s wife, Heather, is a Mesothelioma survivor. I also posted an update story for Heather, regarding her video […]
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Despite being stuck in bed the past few months, I wanted to do something craft related for September, which is ovarian cancer awareness month! Somehow, these ideas hit me out of the blue, and it was Sierra who nudged me in the right direction. She was mentioning that she wanted to switch from the dog tag
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A few days ago, I posted my monthly cancer awareness post here. As many of you know, September is ovarian cancer awareness month. I wanted to put some extra attention on this type of cancer, as most women diagnosed with it are not fortunate enough to have it be caught early. By the time you
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(For previous posts on this subject, see part 1, part 2, and part 3.) Well, it has officially been almost 7 weeks since I have been sick. Most of that time has been spent in bed, as I am too weak to walk around. The newest set of bloodwork did not show anything, so I
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It has now been 5 1/2 weeks, and the sickness continues. (More previous info in part 1 and part 2.) Shortly after my last post on August 16, I ended up in the emergency room later that evening with horrible abdominal pain. This, of course, included more doctors baffled over the rash. After more blood
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September is my favorite cancer awareness month, because it highlights a cause very dear to my own heart: ovarian cancer. That being said, it is also the busiest cancer awareness month, with 9 types of cancers being showcased. These cancers are, in total: ovarian cancer, childhood cancers, overall gynecologic cancers, Hodgkin’s lymphoma, leukemia, lymphoma, multiple
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