Monthly Archives: July 2013

Hi Everyone! The Seattle summer has been perfect this year.  Warm hot days and warm nights although it is starting to cool down down at night.  Might even have some rain in the forecast later this week.  Time to get … Continue reading →

This was too cute to not share.  A friend of mine is in the hospital recovering from bone surgery and it was posted on her page.  We are all in Information Technology and there is an old standbye procedure of … Continue reading →

Credit is given at the end for this article taken from a blog I read online.  It’s always interesting to get through this maze of cancer and see how it not only effects you but the people around you.  A … Continue reading →

I want everybody to really read this and think about it. How tall or how short somebody is; or how good looking and sexy they look on the outside; doesn’t make who a person is. Looks fade with time. Age … Continue reading →

Good Morning my dear readers! The weather has so been so beautiful and warm that I just have not sat down and attended to my blog or to twitter. I apologize.  Sometimes it is just nice to forget about cancer … Continue reading →

  I suppose I have used avoidance as a behavior…yet again.  I am avoiding the thoughts and feelings associated with the caniversary I think they call it.  The one year anniversary after diagnosis.  It’s coming and I think the date … Continue reading →

When I find some good easy to read information I like to share it.  It’s the joy of the web.  The more we ‘share’ the more we learn and can walk this journey together.  Hopefully it will save lives! Thanks! … Continue reading →

To bring about real change…. in myself has been difficult. I don’t know what changes I am suppose to have had or done during this cancer battle.  And I will call it a battle because it has been; and continues … Continue reading →

Breast Cancer Is Not a Pink Ribbon. The Project is coming to Houston Texas.  It explores the lives of women as early as 18 and as old as 35 and the physical displays of their outcome after breast cancer…or during … Continue reading →

Good Morning! The good thing about getting things off your chest; is that you feel better later.  And that’s how I feel much better.  It’s hard for the rest of you I know, especially if you don’t have cancer or … Continue reading →