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Showing posts with label breast cancer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breast cancer. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2013

CANCER VICTIM'S STORY SPREAD ALL OVER THE WORLD THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY -

http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/cancer-victims-story-spread-all-over-the-world-through-photography/

Please take a lesson from this film.  If a loved one or a friend is a victim of the ravages of any disease, keep them forever - good days and bad - on video.  Someday, when you can't hear their voice in your brain, can't hear the laughter, you will be very glad you did.

Documenting your history with your family and friends is never a mistake.  It is a treasure to be enjoyed over and over again.

I miss my parents' voices.  I miss the twinkling eyes and the laughter of friends who have left this earth.

While still photography is a magnificent joy to me, videos would have been better.

Think about it as it applies to your daily life - the antics of your pets, the interaction between you - and I'm thinking of Ruby the swearing parrot on Youtube, and her owner Nick

Friday, August 13, 2010

Developing Story: OBAMACARE WILL NOT COVER AVASTIN FOR BREAST/OVARIAN CANCERS - SPREAD THE WORD!

The Susan G. Komen Foundation and the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance has joined the Avastin fight and is pushing back on behalf of patients.

Avastin is a very expensive drug and will not be covered under Obamacare.

Heard on the Mark Levin Show, a caller-cancer survivor who received this drug, has sounded the alert.

Please send this to all your contacts.

Obamacare is the death knell for millions of us.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

CANINE MAMMARY TUMORS: EARLY SPAYS PREVENT BREAST CANCER

I've had several rescues in my life that were spayed after I got them. They ultimately got mammary tumors and dear Sookatish, found at a flea market with her puppy (the pup was the giveaway). By the time we left, they didn't want to part with the puppy, and Sooka, with her luxurious black coat with the gunmetal gray undercoat and her blue eye, came home with us.

Sooka was spayed. And then as she aged, the tumors came...singly, in clusters, and finally, she was stripped of mammary tissue on one side, but cancer metastacized and she was euthanized.

She was a joy and a blessing. Who knows how many puppies she had had.

Right now, Buffy has a mammary tumor. With Sooka, we had them removed immediately, and it seemed the faster we had them removed, the faster they appeared. So with Buffy, I knew it was there, and I've let it grow. She is in no pain and has had it for a couple of years now. I have had conversations with people who have had cancer themselves, and in their pets. They all say the same - that once the patient is opened for surgery, it seems to spread. Buffy was a stray I found in a high kill animal control in Los Angeles, on the internet. I had her pulled, spayed and shipped to me. She has lived a happy life and I think she is between 10 and 12. When she shows tenderness, pain, or otherwise distress, then she will be treated if age and prognosis dictates.


http://www.marvistavet.com/html/body_mammary_tumors__canine_.html




Tuesday, August 18, 2009

World Health Organization IHR 2500

http://74.125.113.132/search?q=cache:Kr3g-2yLktsJ:www.searo.who.int/LinkFiles/CDS_News_Letter_vol-4_issue-2.pdf+World+Health+Organization+IHR+2500&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

http://thesustainablehome.blogspot.com/2009/08/us-government-prepares-for.html

http://www.prisonplanet.com/section/prison-planet


Find Dr. Russell Blaylock on Youtube. You'll get an eyeful.

Will you allow yourself to be forced to accept a series of 3 swine flu vaccinations with military presence and combat weapons pointed at you? You want this for your children?

Squalene, thimerosol, cancer viruses, genetic codes from non-human/human DNA. Guillame-Bare,
ALS, neurological disorders.

Start calling and protesting this heinous disregard for citizens. Do your own research. Prepare.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Tuesday, October 14, 2008