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72Astrology - How To Get Along - Cancer and Capricorn
How To Get Along – Cancer and Capricorn The Crab and the Goat This series on AstroCompatibility will cover all of the potential matchups in the Zodiac. We will continue this series thinking about and commenting on Capricorn and Cancer. You can...
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77Astrology - How To Get Along - Cancer and Leo
How To Get Along - Cancer and Leo The Moonchild and The Lion This series on AstroCompatibility will cover all of the potential matchups in the Zodiac. We will continue this series thinking about and commenting on Cancer and Leo. You can...
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73Astrology - How To Get Along - Taurus and Cancer
How to Get Along – Taurus and Cancer The Bull and The Moonchild (Crab) This series on AstroCompatibility will cover all of the potential matchups in the Zodiac. We will continue this series thinking about and commenting on Taurus and...
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82Fight Like a Girl: My Mom Has Breast Cancer
What do you do when your world gets turned upside down by a breast cancer diagnosis? Here are some tips and advice.
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63Losing a Parent to Cancer
The First Truly Bad days of Many to Come I remember when I found out that my mother had cancer. The night before she had went to the hospital due to painful sores in her mouth. When I woke up the next morning both her and my dad weren’t there....
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74Ways to Show A Cancer Patient You Care
Practical tips for dealing with cancer patients plus ways to help the caretaker and the family. Include emotional support as well as physical tasks and activities.
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69Avoid Resentment For Your Health
Resentment means that you are living an event over again. This would be all right if you were only reliving the good things that happen, but most likely what you are reliving are the negative events....
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65How to Get Motivated
The first question you need to ask yourself whenever you do not feel motivated is: "Am I avoiding doing something out of fear?" If the answer is yes, the next question is: "Are the consequences of not doing...
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