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eliasjmcclellan · 2 years ago
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Cancer Destroys Relationship—if You Let It
I’ve previously written of the toll that cancer took on our relationships. Some friends genuinely surprised us with their compassion and grace. Many others fell out of our lives as if cancer is contagious. Worst of all, there were family members—hers and mine—who likewise bailed on us. It hurts and, as Hemingway wrote, we must be clear and honest about what hurts. That is the only way to process…
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serious2020 · 2 months ago
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HAITI SOLIDARITY: A CONCERT & FUNDRAISER
OCTOBER 6, 2024 !!!!! Don’t miss this fantastic cultural evening, a fundraiser for the Haiti Emergency Relief Fund [HERF]. All funds to HERF go directly to support the grassroots struggle in Haiti. Also a book launch for Brassroots Democracy by Ben Barson. “Barson reveals a new revolutionary genealogy of jazz based in the popular struggles of Haiti, Mexico and the plantation regions of the…
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dstprl · 6 months ago
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How To Dominate The 4-30-10 Fitness Challenge
Use this 4-30-10 Fitness Challenge to take your health, wellness and fitness to the next level. Are you ready to embark on a journey of transformation, leaving behind your zero and embracing your inner hero? In the world of fitness challenges, the 4-30-10 Challenge stands out as the ultimate test of strength, endurance, and determination. Join us as we delve into the strategies and mindset…
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rodspurethoughts · 2 years ago
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Black Women's Health Imperative Frustrated with Revised Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines
BWHI supports revised breast cancer screening guidelines but calls for annual screenings to address health disparities faced by Black women. #breastcancer #womenshealth #healthdisparities #BWHI
Black Women’s Health Imperative (BWHI) has issued a statement supporting the revised breast cancer screening guidelines of the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) that call for biannual screenings to begin at age 40, instead of 50. However, BWHI expressed frustration that the new guidelines do not address the concerns of Black women, who are diagnosed with breast cancer at a younger age…
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sistahsplace2 · 3 years ago
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Resources for Breast Cancer Patients & Survivors
Resources for Breast Cancer Patients & Survivors
Did you know about the many resources available for Breast Cancer patients and survivors? I learned about these resources from Cancer Treatment Center of America (CTCA) Cancer Fighters group. I absolutely love this organization because they provide more than just care for their patients but valuable resources to help mentally, financials, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. As I mentioned…
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shaylabrown · 3 years ago
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Black, Breastfeeding, And Feeling Alone? I’ve Been There, Sis. ❤️
Black, Breastfeeding, And Feeling Alone? I’ve Been There, Sis. ❤️
Breastfeeding as a Black woman from a Mississippi Delta community filled with formula-feeding mamas has been quite the lonely road. When I think about what the journey to and through #BlackBreastfeeding for me has been since I first started in 2015, I think lonely is the best word to best describes the phase. (more…)
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cupofteajones · 3 years ago
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Quote of the Day - February 21, 2022
Quote of the Day – February 21, 2022
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angyjenks · 2 years ago
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Depression
It’s okay to give yourself grace. I know to was hard but you got and showed up for today; it’s okay if you couldn’t get up today tomorrow is a new day.
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thecurvycritic · 2 years ago
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The Janes is a Realistic Reminder of Rolling Back Reproductive Rights
Withe the Supreme Court contemplating rolling back women's reproductive rights, The Janes @hbomax is a stark reminder of where American women could return. Powerful, Poignant and Necessary #thejanes #documentary
  While in college, my cousin found herself in quite a predicament.  She was pregnant, had no support and was not mentally or financially prepared to take on raising a child as a struggling college student.  After sharing her decision to terminate the pregnancy, I chose to accompany her for support.  A few days later, we arrived at a nondescript clinic laden with protestors and anti-abortion…
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lifebynea · 4 years ago
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Depression and hate
TRIGGER ALLERT. Talk about depression, suicide, rape, murder, hate crimes. I have thought about writing this post for more than a week. It feels like the world is getting more and more ugly. What I mean is why is there so much hate. Murders and hate crimes are increasing in number. Women are raped, and when they come forward they are put on trial by the media. Just the other last week of the…
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eliasjmcclellan · 2 years ago
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Radiation Pt 2: Angles and Setbacks
So, why radiation?  After the last post it occurred to me that while I gave a pretty good detail of our transition from surgery/recovery to radiation, I skipped a key component. I completely omitted the big part of that transition: why? I mean surgery removed the cancerous tumor. Why was radiation necessary? In many stage-one/grade zero cases, cancer surgery is the extent of treatment. No…
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afutureancient · 4 years ago
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KWhole Apoethecary Rescriptions -- Rx #5
KWhole Apoethecary Rescriptions — Rx #5
Rx #5: Reading List # 1 for Black Mental, Spiritual and Physical Health Since it’s Women’s History Month, I want to share some books written by Black women from my growing list centered on Black health. The books below are centered on topics such as self-care and radical love, spirituality and ritual, and medical and environmental racism. Do you have any other book suggestions to add to the…
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mcbeamon · 3 years ago
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It’s Worse To Be Invisible With An Invisible Illness
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dstprl · 4 years ago
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Alexandra Iseghohi Lost 66 Pounds
Find out how Alexa lost 66 pounds and how she supports and motivates other women to do the same. #weightlossgoals #beforeandafter
Read how Alexa lost 66 pounds and has used her journey to help other women achieve their weight loss goals. Please introduce yourself to our readers (i.e. your name, occupation, hobbies, etc.). Hi, My name is Alexandra Iseghohi, I am 22years Old. I live in Dallas Texas. I am an Entrepreneur. What was your beginning weight? At my heaviest weight I was 202.8 lbs. I was 20 years old.  I had…
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jsathletica · 3 years ago
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Watch "New Spring Collection Athleisure Wear from Jack Spades Co." on YouTube
Watch “New Spring Collection Athleisure Wear from Jack Spades Co.” on YouTube
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sistahsplace2 · 3 years ago
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Black Women's Health with Felecia Tucker
Black Women’s Health with Felecia Tucker
Welcome to my segment of Black Women’s Health with this month’s feature Felecia Tucker. She sits down to share her own testimony story that lead to an amazing win for her taking charge of her health. Felecia’s long battle with her health found her doing research looking for a resolution that will help not just her but many women around the world. Let me introduce to you a woman of strength,…
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