Another year, another Relay For Life (of Bethlehem, PA). I want to get a head start on crafting for the day of event. A really really early head start. My kids have already started their team for the year and are well on the way towards goal. I do all sorts of craft items for […]
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For the past few weeks Cricut has been sending out teaser images about the newest machine in their lineup. The reveal date is tomorrow! Here are some of the teaser images released: Rumors online have been flying since the teasers were released. Any pictures or videos, however, seem to promptly found and exterminated. We can
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Let me start off with myself. I am the same. My persistent sore throat (since July) led to me getting an endoscopy yesterday (the PCP suspected I had silent reflux.) Everything looked good. I am concerned, because I was really hoping to at least get an answer for the sore throat. I now have to
Come on, you had to know this was coming. And believe me, I’ve heard some pretty dumb comments since being diagnosed. So, to help friends and families of cancer patients (and thus the patients, themselves) I am providing this guide. And it’s not just me, this is stuff I’ve heard from fellow survivors, things
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After having a month with no cancer to call its own, we are able to move into January, and a new year. January’s cancer is cervical cancer, one that the spotlight is on lately because of the push of the Gardasil vaccine. It is a real miracle in this day and age to be able
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To start off with, Brian’s dad, Dale, remained in the hospital for about a week. He was released home, but we are all pretty worried. The first biopsy results were inconclusive. So he will be having another done soon. He has had to make some lifestyle changes. Due to the emphysema, he has an inhailer
Once again, we have a month with no cancer to call it’s own. But, not every cancer has a month assigned to it, especially when it is a lesser known cancer, one that is so rare not many have heard of it. Therefore, for this month, please think about all of the other cancers out
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It has been a long week. I will just start with saying that for me, nothing has changed. My sickness is the same and no real new stuff other than me having to go back to testing my blood. Since most of you have been reading to keep with stuff about my Aunt Sharon, I will start
Well, I am posting this a day later than I expected, but better late than never. Things turned around in just a few short days. My Aunt Sharon went from needing to truly be in a nursing home or assisted living environment, to suddenly doing too well to go in one! (Thank you, to everyone
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Just a note, that I am currently doing some pretty extensive software updates for this blog, specifically social network related. The only reason I am making a post about this is because these changes will affect different aspects of the site. Comments can now be done by logins through Facebook, Twitter, or WordPress.com accounts. This
