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Surviving and Thriving: Cancer Stories and Advice from around the Blogosphere

Posted in Research and Funding • Tags: survivor • Author: Lesly Maranan

Hi everyone — pull up a comfy seat and get ready for some weekend reading. Here’s my favorite posts from the last few weeks from around the blogosphere!

When Your Stool Smells Bad and it Floats in the Toilet Bowl
A very, um, descriptive post about some post-treatment hazards for pancreatic cancer patients.

Cancer Doesn’t Wait ‘Till After the Holidays, Parts II and III
Karen Lynch of Discussing Breast Cancer finishes out a brilliant series on practical advice for

Posted on December 22, 2007 by Lesly Maranan • There are no comments, hop to it!

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