SABCS 2014: Breast Cancer Trends Recently, I had the opportunity to do an interview for an online publication about the trends in FBC prevention, detection and treatment that came out of the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium held in December. This – as I know you know – is the annual conference during which major… Continue reading SABCS 2014: Breast Cancer Trends
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The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up Review
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up Review This year we are moving into a smaller house. We are “right-sizing” as we are calling it. We currently live in a home that is larger than we need. Now, this is a real blessing, I know. A first-world problem, if you will. Though it has been an… Continue reading The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up Review
The Power of Education
While roaming around the internet this morning at 5 (my wake=up time these days), the ultimate Silver Lining was stumbling across Steve McCurry’s images. The true Power of Education is evidenced in this extraordinary photo essay by renowned photographer, Steve McCurry. In these images, McCurry takes us around the globe to offer powerfully striking images of children… Continue reading The Power of Education
This Weekend Choose: Intellect
SABCS 2014 The SOFT Trial
Each year, there are reams of fascinating research findings that are presented at the SABCS. To choose the most significant one is definitely a challenge. However – since I’ve been asked! – I would say that the most interesting results came out of the SOFT (Suppression of Ovarian Function Trial) trial. Let me give you… Continue reading SABCS 2014 The SOFT Trial
Ways to Ask How was school today?
Ways to Ask How was school today? It never fails, when I pick up our daughter (a/k/a Excitedly Eight) from school, I always ask “How was school?” and inevitably the response is, “Fine” or “Good.” Ugh. I really want her to gush about this story or that. But nada. Zippo. After our “lively” exchange, she… Continue reading Ways to Ask How was school today?
Martin Luther King Day 2015
Martin Luther King Day 2015 is a very special day. In addition to taking time to personally reflect on race relations, freedom, and peace, it is a phenomenal opportunity to teach our children valuable lessons about our history. In fact, the Silver Lining is that teachers all over the country are finding ways to talk about the… Continue reading Martin Luther King Day 2015
9 Promises That Can Bring Happiness
Have you seen these 9 promises that can bring happiness by John Wooden? I pretty much love anything that John Wooden said or did. Nicknamed the “Wizard of Westwood,” as head coach at UCLA he won TEN NCAA national championships in a 12-year period—seven in a row— which was (& I believe still is!) an unprecedented feat. Oh AND he… Continue reading 9 Promises That Can Bring Happiness
This Weekend: Choose Energy
This weekend, I am focusing on refueling my tank and finding energy. It has been a long, lonnnnnnng couple of weeks and heaven knows that I am in dire need of energy. I’m not an energy shot or caffeine kind of gal (not because I am holier than thou, but because it has never worked… Continue reading This Weekend: Choose Energy
Cryo-What? Cryotherapy
Cryo-What? Cryotherapy Ever since I had my hysterectomy, I have been doing cryotherapy on a regular basis. Ever heard of it? Didn’t think so. It is a complementary therapy that is new to the United States and I have to tell you that I love love love it! Here is the 4-1-1 on it. I… Continue reading Cryo-What? Cryotherapy