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Tag Archives: women’s health
Role Models: Why Ordinary People are Mine
Last week saw the celebration for the birthday of a special lady. Someone who has recently survived breast cancer and who dealt with the prospect of chemotherapy and a double mastectomy with dignity and grace. There will have been quiet … Continue reading →
Posted in Dutch Culture, Expat Experiences, Family Life, Inspiration and Reflection, Personal challenges, Women and Female Related
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Tagged behaving well in bad situations, bravery and cancer, Breast cancer, Cancer, cancer diagnosis, cancer survivors, dealing with cancer, dealing with illness, expat health issues, expat illness, facing our fears, fighting cancer, how to define a role model, leading by example, Mastectomy, role models, what is a role model, women's health
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PVC: The Journey Continues
This week finds me back in Houston in time for Lizzy’s surgery to relieve Pelvic Vascular Congestion. (I chronicled her journey to here a couple of posts back). I have to admit this trip was not as hopeful as my … Continue reading →