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84Types Of Fossils
Fossils are defined as the remains and the preserves of the plants and animals that existed many years ago. In other words fossils are simply the traces of the organisms of the past. The fossils are found under the sediment layers of earth or...
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83Knitting for Cancer Patients: Bringing Tangible Comfort to People With Cancer
Each cancer patient is different. Some accept their diagnosis without question and others are in denial, unable to believe that this could happen to them. The shock, anger, fear, disbelief and myriad of other feelings are often shared with the...
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79Morgon Emory - A 15 year old's battle through Leukiema
Morgon Emory is a 15 year old boy. He is my cousin. Since August of 2011 he has been in the hospital fighting Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL). His battle has had it's ups and downs. Working every day to "Get Mo Better!"
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76Bald Barbie - Will Mattel Do It?
Bald Barbie...will Mattel be convinced to produce such a doll? Will they make an exception to their policy of not accepting ideas from outside sources? Take a poll and voice your opinion...
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81Free tattoo with suspected diagnosis of colon cancer!
Hot Dorkage tells part one of her personal story of what happens when you get the results you don't want to hear from a routine colonoscopy.
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72Tonsil Cancer-Manage Your Life After Diagnosis
I am in treatment recovery for Tonsil Cancer. There. Whew- I'm glad that is out of the way. I have had other posts about what a positive opportunity the diagnosis of Cancer has had on my life. Weird. For sure, it definitely has also had a...
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85Chemotherapy Treatment for Dogs
It’s never a good day to hear that someone you know has cancer, but have you ever really thought about what you would do if your vet sat you down and told you that your beloved dog has cancer, whether that be bone cancer, abdominal cancer, mammary...
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76Knitting for Charity
Looking for ways to use your knitting to help others? Many charities accept hand knitted items, including hospitals and international organizations. Get ideas on how you can contribute with your favorite hobby.
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78After Chemo - Soup to Strengthen your Immune System
You have successfully made it through chemo. It is al behind you. You have the rest of your life in front of you, but your energy is so low you can hardly get out of bed most mornings. If you have a care giver, ask them to make this soup for you. ...
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74When Your Wife has Breast Cancer You are the Primary Caregiver Part II Chemotherapy
The home health worker stopped by our house on the fourth day after we came home from the hospital. She was very nice and helpful. She understood my concerns and listened. She...
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