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Nutritional Shake(s)
Sat, 03/29/2008 - 8:48am — TraseNutritional shake site that will provide nutitional information, how to order, testimonials, pricing, and articls writen by The president of the National Academy of Health and Science about the benifits of the product, its applications etc...
Treatment with a bit of ease
Fri, 03/28/2008 - 8:54am — TraseAll I can say is this product has been life changing for my Grandmother as well as the rest of the family.
My grandmother has bone cancer, and has been in and out of treatment for 4 going on 5 years. And for the first time since cancer came into our lives, she is maintaining weight, sleeping through the night, has more energy, less nausa, clearer thinking and most of all she wears a smile more and truley has an over all better feeling/attitude. Please spread the word, take the information to your doctor, dietatition who- ever you feel needs to give the green light.
Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation
Tue, 03/25/2008 - 3:26pm — malarciThe Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation is an independent, nonprofit patient advocacy organization dedicated to supporting every person with cutaneous lymphomas by promoting awareness and education, advancing patient care, and facilitating research.
Cutaneous lymphoma is a general term for many lymphomas of the skin including: cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, mycosis fungoides, lymphomatoid granulomatosis, S
"FRIENDS" RESPOND IN EVERY NEED DOING SOMETHING, INC. A CHRISTIAN CANCER CARE GROUP AND ORGANIZATION
Wed, 03/12/2008 - 12:45pm — Overcomer1"FRIENDS" RESPOND IN EVERY NEED DOING SOMETHING, INC. IS A CHRISTIAN CANCER CARE ORGANIZATION AND BIBLE STUDY GROUP COMPLETE WITH INTERNET TEACHING AND INFORMATION ALONG WITH HANDS ON SUPPORT GROUP INTERACTION.
WHO IS IT FOR: Everyone Affected by Cancer
PURPOSE STATEMENT: Working together with the medical profession for health and healing through faith and prayer.
SUPPORT GROUP MEETING IS:
WHEN: First Monday of each Month
TIME: 6-8:00pm
WHERE: Frog and Grog Cancer Care Center Lobby
(Behind Beaches Baptist Hospital)
1375 Roberts Drive, Building B, Suite 100
Jacksonville Beach, Florida 32250
Our Group is led by Rev. Elizabeth Barnhardt,
Cancer Overcomer and
Dr. Morris S. Dees, III Oncologist
All are welcome. Typically, group opens with prayer followed by Bible teaching and exhortation, group discussion and closing with prayer. No nursery is available.
FRIENDS CHRISTIAN CANCER CARE GROUP
Wed, 03/12/2008 - 12:35pm — Overcomer1"FRIENDS" RESPOND IN EVERY NEED DOING SOMETHING, INC. IS A NON-PROFIT CHRISTIAN CANCER CARE ORGANIZATION AND BIBLE STUDY GROUP COMPLETE WITH INFORMATIONAL AND TEACHING WEBSITE.
WHO IS IT FOR: Everyone Affected by cancer
PURPOSE STATEMENT: Working together with the medical profession for health and healing through faith and prayer.
SUPPORT GROUP MEETING:
WHEN: First Monday of each month
TIME: 6-8:00pm
WHERE: Frog and Grog Cancer Center Lobby
(Behind Beaches Baptist Hospital)
1375 Roberts Drive, Building B, Suite 100
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
Our group is led by Rev. Elizabeth Barnhardt, Cancer Overcomer and
Dr. Morris S. Dees, III Oncologist
FRIENDS CHRISTIAN CANCER CARE GROUP
Wed, 03/12/2008 - 12:26pm — Overcomer1Who Is It For:
Everyone Affected by Cancer
Purpose Statement: "Working togegther with the medical profession for health and healing through faith and prayer."
When: First Monday of each month
Time: 6-8:00pm
Our Group is led by: Rev. Elizabeth Barnhardt, Cancer Overcomer and Dr. Morris S. Dees, III Oncologist
All are welcome. Typically, we open with prayer, have Bible exhortation and teaching, topic discussion and close with prayer.
No nursery is provided.
A Caregiver's Story: Coping with a Loved One's Life-Threatening Disease
Wed, 03/12/2008 - 12:06pm — annkbrandtThe book offers hope and encouragement to those newly diagnosed with cancer and to their loved ones. The author became her husband's caregiver in 1998, just one year after she was herself cared for while battling Guillain Barre, a rare and serious disease.
Doctors offered little hope for her husband's survival from CNS lymphoma, but Ann vowed to be the best caregiver she could be. She offers here a loving, encouraging environment to help steer readers through difficult times. The book, she says, can be a support group for anyone looking for information.
Down To The Marrow
Tue, 03/11/2008 - 1:53pm — KatrinakatrinaCatherine Stone had always been fearless until she was diagnosed with a truly wicked disease, non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.
Suddenly, she was wandering through a high tech world of PET Scans, spleen biopsies, and stem cell transplants, refusing to show anyone how terrified she was. The strength to overcome fear and fight her illness came from writing. Healthcare system adventures co-mingle with memories from the past that she believed might contain roadmaps to victory. Through this process of remembering and recording, Catherine completely forgot she was supposed to be conquering fear. Instead, through the typing of thousands of words she and fear made a wary peace. Down to the Marrow is a celebration of the richness that life offers. For better or worse, with strength, humor, and remembrance, the author reminds us all how the many minutes of our lives are connected and, if we trust this connection, it will hold us together through the most horrendous of times.