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Postings
- The Grass is Always Greener, Part I
- I think I died two Aprils ago
- Stress Level, Small Business Owner
- Cancer isn’t mine
- For the Love of Coffee
- Living my Dream as a Small Business Owner
- Born Again
- My hands hurt with anger
- Life’s too short; Thank you, cancer
- The Fear of Death
- It Takes A Village
- Hearing Lung Cancer
- Tears for Strangers
- Cancer Free
- Guest Post: Sorting Through Cancer Information – What Should You Believe?
- Benefits of Cancer: Lowering Inhibitions
- Ode to Motherhood
- Guest Post: A letter from my mom
- Wine, Coffee, and Listerine
- Hope: Scanning Fear and Cancer Treatment
- It’s not my fault but I feel guilty
- Three Miles to Chemotherapy
- What Causes Cancer? (I’m not professing to know)
- Disassociating Nausea, an Exercise in Chemotherapy
- What is chemotherapy like?
- Love and Beauty in the Peace Corps, Burkina Faso
- Good Cancer, Fragile Life
- Why did I get cancer?
- I am a Dreamer
- Dear Cancer, I Hate You
- Running Life, Cancer and Chemo
- Kancer Karma
- Chemotherapy Fatigue
- Cancer doesn’t happen to me
- On my third day of chemo my body said to me …
- Transitioning Lenses–Final Moments until Chemotherapy
- Facing Chemotherapy
- Discovering Cancer
- The Plastic Salad–Reducing Packaging Insanity
- Go Box and Laura Weiss–Sustainability in the Food Industry
- Environmental & Other Considerations of Telecommuting
- Hardware Reduction vs Planned Obsolescence
- Parental Instinct vs Consumerism: Balancing Baby Stuff
- Save Money by Saving the Environment
- Killing Paper with the Digital Age–Pomp, Circumstance, and Something Else
- Sustainable Coffee, So Many Options but One
- Redistributing Public Transportation and the Fallacy of the Free Market
- Compost’s Call to All Engineers
- Black Friday, and Every Other Day of the Year
- Stop Using Ziploc bags and Start Exploring the Alternatives
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Tag Archives: exercise and cancer
Running Life, Cancer and Chemo
I want to run so badly. I fell in love with it less than a year ago. I started hiking in the cold Maryland winters. I had never been a runner. I started walking. Then I walked faster, eventually mixing … Continue reading
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