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Komen Foundation Kowtowed to Pro-Abortion Lobby - - Terry Mitchell
I was very disappointed when I heard that the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation reversed course and decided to continue its funding of Planned Parenthood. This decision came just days after it had announced that it would no longer provide financial support to Planned Parenthood. The Komen... Submitted 18 hours 58 minutes ago. NEW!

Other More Effective Treatments For Cancer That Your Doctor Doesn’t Know About - - Alan-nz
Many people still assume that the only options for treating cancer are the mainstream therapies of surgery, radiation and chemotherapy but nothing could be further from the truth. It is well known that the side effects of these treatments, which suppress the immune system, actually worsens the... Submitted 1 day 14 hours ago.

How to Eliminate Cancer Naturally Without Harming the Patient - - Alan-nz
There is a much more effective way to eliminate cancer which is non toxic and gentle on the body but unlike our mainstream treatments no one can profit from it. This way simply involves removing the reasons why the cancer first appeared and the body will then heal itself as it does when someone... Submitted 10 days 4 hours ago.

My Personal Cancer Update - - Marijo Phelps
I went to both of my surgeons yesterday and they were really pleased with the progress I am making (so am I!) The plastic surgeon took out some sutures which were a surprise to me as I thought I had surgery glue and all dissolving sutures (can you say ouch? a minor ouch.) I cancelled appts... Submitted 107 days 20 hours ago.

My Fight with Cervical Dysplasia - Jessie Snyder
I am writing this article to inform women about the importance of getting regular Pap smears, as this is the best way to detect Cervical Dysplasia. What is Cervical Dysplasia? Cervical dysplasia is a condition characterized by the abnormal growth of cells on the surface of the cervix... Submitted 115 days 17 hours ago.

DCIS Cancer at 49 -- A Most Unexpected Event - - Susan Sylvia
The reminder that my mammogram was overdue sat in my 'in' box for over a year. I kept putting it off to the side, as I went through the pile day-by-day. Finally, one day I got sick of putting it off, pulled it out, and called for an appointment. The day of the test, the technician was very... Submitted 2 years 6 days ago.

Inspiration To The Pursuit Of Happiness & Strive To Succeed - Priestess Kandi
Today is September 24 th , 2011 and it is 2:24 AM – EDT - Over the past couple of months I have been planning to attend the 9th year Spooky Empire 2011 in Orlando Fl October 7 th & 8 th . I was specifically writing my itinerary to include a visit to see Mama Mossie and My cousins Angie &... Submitted 140 days ago.

Keeping Your History with Cancer a Secret is Not a Good Idea - A Conversation with my Cousin - Teresa Ortiz
This past week has been one of the most exhausting weeks I have had since my children were little. On the other hand, it has been a week filled with a lot of laughter and great conversation with my cousin whom I haven't had an opportunity to sit and visit with since we were teenagers. My mom... Submitted 2 years 82 days ago.

Donna, A Breast Cancer Survivor: (Never Give Up Hope) - Fran Larson
Last year just about this time, I saw Donna at The Little Everglades Ranch during the Cancer Walk. Her crisp sense of humor weaved with her knack for telling great stories equals someone that you like to be around. It was a hot day for a long walk, but the air was filled with hope, compassion and... Submitted 2 years 115 days ago.

Breast Cancer Scare- "We Found Something-" A Story of Gratitude and a Warning - Ken McCreless
Greetings Fellow Travelers In August my wife and I will be going to the Def Leppard concert in the Woodlands Pavilion near Houston . I realize that in today's tight economy that seems to be a bit of a luxury, and that's probably right. Our original plan was to save money and pay off debts and... Submitted 2 years 331 days ago.

How Do People Face the News They May Have Cancer - Fear of Death and Who To Talk To? - - LeahG Artist
I recall discussing a lack of fear for death on a science forum and found that I was in the minority in that I did not fear it. The majority feared death for reasons such as the method of dying and the fact that they enjoyed life too much to want it to end. So why did I not fear death? Was it... Submitted 4 years 206 days ago.

Rejected by Victoria Secret - - Dawn Novotny
"The core paradox that underlies spirituality is the haunting sense of incompleteness, of being somehow unfinished.....For to be human is to be incomplete, yet yearn for completeness..." Ernest Kurtz In 2004, I was a vibrant, successful, fifty-nine year old kick butt racket-ball... Submitted 38 days ago.

Cancer: Vanity trumps Fear - - Dawn Novotny
Common sense, maturity and even the possibility of death vanished as vanity prevailed upon hearing my diagnoses of breast cancer in December of 2003. One week had passed since the needle biopsy on my right breast which remained blotchy black, dark blue and painful. Gripping the phone, I ask... Submitted 38 days 22 hours ago.

The Waiting... - - Richard Vail
The Waiting...It's been a while since I submitted anything here. Noticed the name change and lots of other things as well as the new faces. It's very early in the morning, I've been up most of of a long and sleepless night waiting... You see, my wife is going to have cancer surgery again.... Submitted 59 days 2 hours ago.

Simple Foods That May Lower Breast Cancer Risk - - The Old Gray Mare
Your life is too important to risk getting ill. When it comes to breast cancer, you must fight against it with all your might before it can settle in your body. At present, I have two friends in the fight of their lives. I’m convinced that these strong women will fight and win, and my... Submitted 124 days 9 hours ago.

I have Cancer,What Is My Area of Greatest Need? - - Marijo Phelps
Peak weekend in the aspen leaf season, fluttering golden orbs surrounding the two track trail I was walking, liquid gold with sunshine streaming all around me. In the autumn painted landscape of gold, orange, rust, lime green and yellow I saw a snowy dusted Pike’s Peak. “God, this... Submitted 126 days 16 hours ago.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is October - - elle kynzer
There are many things going on in fall, but every woman who has not had her mammogram this year needs to get one. When I was a young woman, this terrible cancer struck my grandmother, who had to have a masectomy. She took it in stride, and lived to be in her late eighties, because of the drastic... Submitted 128 days 15 hours ago.

Bleep You, Cancer. You Can't Have Him Anymore - - Ingrid Weir
I miss his smile… I miss his laughter… I miss his unwavering support. I miss his love… I miss his heart. Cancer, you took his body. Cancer, you took his voice. Cancer, you took his hope… But you never took his soul. Now you have taken his... Submitted 207 days 22 hours ago.

Lung Cancer-Dont Ignore These Lung Cancer Symptoms Coughing Up Blood Breathlessness Chest Pain etc - - Kacycarr
How can a lung cancer free person ever know what another is feeling or thinking after being told by their doctor, they have the disease. In fact any type of cancer having said that. Whether it is skin cancer, breast cancer, or prostate cancer, it’s all the same. One can only try and imagine... Submitted 225 days 3 hours ago.

Knowledge Is Power For Parents Of Children With Brain Cancer Or Spinal Cord Tumors - - Joe Fay
As parents, the ultimate dream we have for our children is that their childhoods will be happy ones, and they will grow up to lead long and healthy lives. Yet, every day, across America, there will be nine families whose dreams will be shattered when they learn that their child has a spinal cord... Submitted 354 days 19 hours ago.

Take Skin Cancer Seriously - - Gabriella Gometra
Skin cancer is a very common variety of cancer. Far more than one million persons all around the planet fall victim to this ailment annually with Australia being the nation taking the lead. Skin cancer is the most preventable form of cancer in the United States with 1 in 5 Americans being likely... Submitted 358 days 21 hours ago.

Magic Senior Vice President Pat Williams Diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma Cancer - Gregory Lewis
ORLANDO, FL – The Orlando Magic basketball team’s Senior Vice President Pat Williams was recently diagnosed with blood and bone cancer of a type called multiple myeloma. Orlando Magic’s team reporter John Denton quoted Williams as saying, “We launched the treatment as... Submitted 359 days ago.

New Blood Test for As to Now Deadly Dodgers Of Disease, Cancer - David Levitt
One of the most elusive and devastating diseases known to mankind may soon be able to admire the light of day. Although not yet ready to go silently into the dead of night, a new blood test may make diagnosis and treatment simpler, faster, and more effective for the millions of people that... Submitted 1 year 38 days ago.

Be Looking for The Special Cancer Fighter. It's Called Fucoidan. And It Needs To Be In You. - - Christofer French
Fucoidan's Cancer Fighting Power Fucoidan is not a cure for cancer, but science has shown that it can be effective in lowering the risk for cancer and bolstering immunity against the disease if it does develop. Fucoidan's powerful anti-cancer properties have been found effective against... Submitted 1 year 307 days ago.

Celebrities Who Have Survived Cancer - Carolyn Tytler
Being diagnosed with cancer is a frightening experience. The disease can strike anyone, anywhere, at any age. It is no respecter of persons. It attacks rich and poor, young and old, the famous and the unknowns, all over the world. However, there are more and more cancer cures occurring.... Submitted 1 year 362 days ago.