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David Dubin's blog - Alive and Kickn.
Article: Colon Caner is Preventable with A Colonoscopy
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Article: Colon Caner is Preventable with A Colonoscopy
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The mission of Blog for a Cure is to make life a little bit easier for cancer survivors by providing a free personal web publishing service for them and continuing to develop and upgrade this service to be the best it can be for its users.
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Cancer Etiquette article / post written by Linda Bilyeu.
Cancer Teamwork with Social Network
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Social networking offers global communication for so many. From Australia to Canada and anywhere in the United States, whenever you need some interaction it's right there at your fingertips.
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cancer blog finding the comedy in cancer
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Resources to support spiritual well-being for those with chronic illness. Scholarly articles on the inter-relationship between spirituality and medicine. My personal struggles living with an incurable metastatic cancer.
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Inspiration and information for cancer thrivers
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The Online Cancer Guide provides comprehensive information about various types of cancers such as prostrate cancer, breast cancer, lung cancer, skin cancer, throat cancer and many more.
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Pat Steer is a writer, dog trainer, and a really good cook who worked for 24 years in pharmaceutical drug safety evaluation. She became a Stage IV rectal cancer survivor in 2004. In between six chemo regimens and three surgeries, she's been in remission twice – once for 21 months, once for 34 months.
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Paula Reis, diagnosed at 30, colon cancer survivor since 2006. Her powerful story of triumph.
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Survivor Celebration is an online community that seeks to inspire and empower cancer survivors.
The Cancer Warrior with Mel Majoros
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Radio program hosted by the Cancer Warrior Mel Majoros
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Trish was always conscious of the food she put into her body, but she didn’t have much control when it came to her genes. She lost her mother, grandmother, great-grandmother to colon cancer. Her only sister died of endometrial cancer, and two aunts died of other cancers. Trish has Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer (HNPCC), a genetic condition whose carriers have an extremely high risk of developing colorectal and other cancers. She wants people with a genetic predisposition to these diseases to know that if they take care of themselves and do routine screening, they can survive.
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