Friday, October 23, 2020

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Broward Strides: a virtual concert...broadcasting live, Saturday 10/24, at 7:30pm on Facebook.com/BrowardMSABC

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Thank you so much

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# strongertogether

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#neverwalkalone

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Big up to Twiggy

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Love this song

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Gd night❤

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custard apple is different than soursop

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Marva

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These plants worked for thousands of years

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what is "large amounts"??

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coffee

Shar Stew

Very good advice Marva. Thank you very much.

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Heavy rain earlier today

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Gwaan Joanna!! Good music

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It's about perspective. Some may look at the diagnosis as a death sentence, while others may think it's a blessing in disguise.

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There are those who are forced to change their lifestyles with a cancer diagnosis. They have to eat healthier, become more active, reduce stress and getting more rest. Is this a curse for a blessing?

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Would she have startedvjuicing otherwise? We may never know.

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We each need to research what's the best course of healing for each individual. The healing is not a one size fits all.

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Being supportive goes a long way for both patient and loved ones. For the patient,,,they are not alone in their battle, and for the loved ones,,,they are giving to their loved ones.

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I remember when my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer 4 years ago,,,I was devastated. My first thought was,,,I was gong to loose her to this horrific disease. She helped me realize that she was NOT going to succumb to cancer. At that point, I started to be there for her in the ways that she needed me. I allowed myself to listen to her wants and needs as well as when she only needed me to

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just listen

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I lost 2 family members to cancer who failed to disclose their condition until they were in their final stages. BTW,,,this was a mother and daughter. The mother did not share with her daughters that she had ovarian cancer,,,,she lost her daughter to breast cancer 6 months before she passed away.

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The daughter was 28 when she died. I think the daughter's life could have been prolonged, if she was given thge information. She may have taken the initiative to get herself checked sooner. I'm saddened because the mother said that she didn't want her children to worry. I felt her silence contributed to her daughter's demise.

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Secrets hurts, even kills. We're not immortals.

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There are 2 inescapable realities: Changes & DEATH.

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Will you accept either,,,or both?

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We cry in our strength,,,not in our weakness.