breast cancer

Breast Cancer Benefit

By Rosie Molinary on October 5, 2009

What matters is not the cancer. Nor is it the bald head, the misshapen blouse, the scarred chest, the ashen skin that does not seem to fit the sunken cheeks. […]

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When your friend has breast cancer

By Rosie Molinary on October 23, 2008

From Girlfriendology: There are over 2 million breast cancer survivors in the U.S. Multiply that by all the friends and family, and this disease (and other forms of cancer) puts […]

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Join me in the Army of Women

By Rosie Molinary on October 5, 2008

I was watching the evening news the other night and saw an interview with Dr. Susan Love, a leading breast cancer researcher, about her new effort: creating an army of women […]

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The Middle Place

By Rosie Molinary on July 13, 2008

I just finished The Middle Place by Kelly Corrigan, and I am aching. Aching at the beauty of it, at her good humor, honesty, and vulnerability, at the awful fates […]

Posted in Food for Thought | Tagged bladder cancer, book review, breast cancer, cancer, Kelly Corrigan, lymphoma, memoir, The Middle Place | 1 Response