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Snippets, Thoughts, Whimsies, and Shiny Treasures About Reading, Beating Breast Cancer,
Origami, Midlife, and Other Science Fictions and Fantasies
Michele
California
I want to stay as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can't see from the center.
~ Kurt Vonnegut
~ Kurt Vonnegut
About this blog:
From Jan.-Aug. 2007, I underwent aggressive treatment for early breast cancer. This blog grew from the need to keep friends and family updated, but also from the hope that other women with breast cancer would find my experiences helpful in making the many decisions we face.
Blog Archive
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2007
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March
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- It's A Good Week
- Reading, Treatment, and Elizabeth
- Help Stop Global Warming: Don't Use Kleenex
- Taxol Treatment #1 of 12
- Ficlets: Fun New Website
- Gives Me Ideas...
- Here Come the Red-Eyed Monkey Demons
- New Omnibus from Octavia Butler
- Here I Am
- Blog Subcription Feed Confusion
- What Does Science Fiction Reading Have To Do With ...
- Is It Working Yet?
- Second Nature
- Flatland: It's A Film Now
- Change in Chemo Plans
- Reading and Chemo Updates
- Express Your Neurotransmitters
- Belief-O-Matic
- Angolan Rabbit
- I Don't Deserve To Be Called Brave
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March
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Labels
- art (9)
- book recommendations (14)
- books (22)
- breast cancer (33)
- cancer (1)
- chemo (21)
- confessions (3)
- decisions (10)
- environment (6)
- family (6)
- fantasy (15)
- film (9)
- games (5)
- geek (4)
- grief (1)
- hair loss (9)
- healing (7)
- health (11)
- humanity (9)
- humor (13)
- inspiration (8)
- living well (13)
- music (4)
- nutrition (2)
- origami (5)
- photography (3)
- playing (2)
- posting comments (1)
- quiz (7)
- radiation (5)
- rant (2)
- rave (6)
- reading (11)
- reading angst (1)
- recommendations (10)
- recovery from treatment (3)
- science (6)
- science fiction (18)
- statistics (2)
- thoughts (22)
- treatment (26)
- updates (35)
- UU (3)
- why I'm fortunate (16)
- words (4)
- you can help (9)
Email Me
What I'm Reading
My SF and Fantasy Library
Favorite Things
- My Food Diary
- 41 Pounds (Get Rid of Junk Mail!)
- Origami Resource Center
- Newest Sony Reader
- SinuCleanse Neti Pot
- Sandalwood Fans
- Inhabited Planets
(Glass Art by Josh Simpson) - Sudoku
- Cuddle Ewe Underquilt
- Oblivion, The Elder Scrolls IV
- Electric Sheep Interactive Screensaver
- Second Nature Wallpapers and Screensavers
SF/F Reading Links
- Sffworld Forums
- The Agony Column
- rec.arts.sf.written
- Spiral Galaxy Book Reviews
- SF Signal
- Locus Magazine
- Scifi Weekly
- Mythic Reading Lists
- SF/F Writers Who Blog
- PS Publishing
- Subterranean Press
- Golden Gryphon Press
- Night Shade Books
- Pyr
- Technovelgy: Where Science Meets Fiction
- The Internet Speculative Database
- Fantastic Fiction
- SciFan Database
- Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Database
Independent Booksellers
Cancer Links
- Breastcancer.org Resources
- Breastcancer.org Forums
- NPR: My Cancer Blog by Leroy Sievers
- About.com Breast Cancer
- Headcovers.com
- Chemo Angels Cancer Support
- Bald Is Beautiful
- Breast Cancer Research Stamp
- National Breast Cancer Coalition
- Susan G. Komen For the Cure
- Susan Love Research Foundation
- Clinical Trials
Miscellaneous Links
- FreeRice
- America's Second Harvest
- National Novel Writing Month --- I Did It, So Can You!
- Origami USA
- Stop Global Warming
- Heifer International
- Children, Inc.
- Donate Life California
- Astronomy Picture of the Day
- Speak Out California
- Beliefnet: Belief-O-Matic
- Unitarian Universalist Principles
- Rob Brezsny's Freewill Astrology
2 comments:
I really enjoyed reading your blog, Michele. Your Mom keeps me up to date on you, and I think she is wonderful.
Mel
Thank you, Mel. I appreciate hearing from you. And I agree: Mom's great.
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