Monthly Archives: October, 2014

Barking Up the Wrong Tree…

Let me begin this post by saying that this is an issue I know a bit about.  As a 2 x advanced ovarian cancer survivor, a carrier of the Breast Cancer Antigen gene (BRCA2) and mother of a previvor (survivor of a predispositon to cancer due to being a BRCA carrier), I could play on …

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Pineapples on Trees

Meet Your Food: Farms and Food (mostly) in the NC Piedmont

The Big Ordeal

Coping with Cancer Emotions

Every Breath I Take

a blog about my journey with lung cancer

John Tanner's Barbecue Blog

One man's search for a rich, full life -- mainly barbecue.

Glowing Older ®

Holistic Health Tips on How to Look and Feel your Finest

life and breath: outliving lung cancer

for the terminally optimistic

OUT AND OUT

Out for points. Out for money.

KEllis Island Vintage

Thrifting and Sifting to Find the Best Vintage Outfits

Fifty Shades of Snail

Skincare, beauty, mental health, wellness, and hamster butts

Susan Sink

life on these 80 acres

Jodi MacLeod

Advancing Integrative Oncology

Ovar Reaction

Learning to live with ovarian cancer

Julie Yip-Williams

My cancer fighting journey

We Are Travel Girls

A Community Created To Inspire, Connect, Educate & Empower Female Travelers

KHTravels

Two people travelling one world

Instant Pot Resources

Recipes & Info for the Instant Pot & Pressure Cooking

PhilaTravelGirl

Flying By the Seat of My Points

Grieve Well

Evidence-Based Bereavement Grief Coping Strategies. Scientific research has identified many behaviors and attitudes that can potentially help reduce the severity and duration of grieving symptoms.