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Monthly Archives: August 2011
The Cutting Edge
Yesterday, late afternoon, my little buddy was here and we were just enjoying a movie and a sandwich when the phone rang and my ‘other’ reality interferred. Oncologist/Radiologist from Cyberknife asked to speak to me and then explained the following … Continue reading
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Eat fresh, organic and raw
Well, at least raw twice a day. That does not mean a raw potato. You don’t have to wait until you have a life-changing illness to change your lifestyle. During my cancer journey, last time, I could barely eat anything. … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer Therapies
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Long, long ago…
I was the fourth and youngest child. The line-up went boy, girl, boy, girl. I was also a “Furlough Baby”. I wouldn’t know my Father until I was 3+ years old. He was a Prisoner of war, in those last … Continue reading
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Let’s all go Nuts
I spend a large amount of time researching. On all German speaking websites, too. (Austria, Switzerland). I go to ‘Heidelberg, Munich, Cologne and other Universities. I check their wellness program and cancer approach. Last spring, when I went to Wuerzburg … Continue reading
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Choose Hope
Dear Mom, Your experience with the doctors who told you, ten years ago, that if your cancer ever came back it would be “worse than the first time,” highlights a real problem with doctors’ training — they sometimes seem to … Continue reading
Posted in A Son's View, Cancer
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Great ideas and helpful hints
A friend sent me an e-mail with these great suggestions. So here are some good ideas. — It’s hard to get kids eat salad but this may do the trick. You will need: 1 head of iceberg lettuce, 2 med … Continue reading
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Nightmares -”Daymares”
Of course, that’s a made up word but since I seem to have nightmares even when I’m awake, perhaps it’s a new word. It seems that the peaceful, calm times are getting shorter. I wake up at odd hours from … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer
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Hungarian Goulash
I am constantly trying to expand my list of meatless, low fat, sugar-free dishes. It’s not that easy! But, here is a winner and keeper. (My friend Bonnie says so.) This recipe is for 4 hungry people: 2 yukon gold … Continue reading
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Smoothie Ideas
Friends have been asking for different smoothies. We all know the fruit smoothies and love them. Not so much smoothies made with vegetables. So, here are a couple of recipes. Of course, all ingredients have to be organic. Do not … Continue reading
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Awesome Black Canyon
Everyone has heard of the Grand Canyon. This is God’s smaller, just as impressive, more compact miracle. The Black Canyon is only 20 minutes from my house. Practically in my back yard. I love going there. Especially in the morning, … Continue reading
Posted in Camino Preparation
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