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This post is all about my guy and how he views our long, tedious, pain-in-the-caboose dance with cancer because at the end of the end of the day, he now lives with cancer, too.
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Submitted photo By Heather Bonynge Valentine’s Day: It is still so close in our rear view mirrors that many of us still have LOVE on the brain. I personally do…
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This instinct to protect those we love is human nature. Intentions are good: seeking to shield those we love from sadness, guilt, worry — but the end result is a heavy emotional burden and a profound sense of isolation.
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My wife has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer that spread to her lungs, and has thrown our lives into bouts of fear, stress, anger, sadness, and more fear.
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At the Survivor Conference this year, we spoke about legacy, and what it meant to us. A number of us mentioned that is not what we want to leave behind, but rather what we are putting out into the world while we are still here living. I remember this every time I am trying to navigate any of my relationships, new and old.
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I was scared to date Dave. Not because Dave was a bad person, but because Dave was wonderful.
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It’s pretty graphic…but touches on crap no YA should have to deal with.
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This month, we’re going to explore some ways to have great listening skills, respect boundaries and changes in existing relationships, build new ones, and celebrate those we have.
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You never know, sometimes it takes another person to point out those things that we overlook ourselves.
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