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Herbal Aloe Juice: The Ultimate Plumber
One of the particularly unsavory side effects of my experience with FBC was/is digestive plumbing issues (that is the most ladylike way I could come up with to say constipation!). Gross, I know. But, hey, you all know by now that I’m definitely not the girl who shy’s away from reality (though I admit to… Continue reading Herbal Aloe Juice: The Ultimate Plumber
Be Grateful – Marcel Proust
Photography and Philanthropy – Nick Brandt – Big Life Foundation
I have recently come across the stunning photography of Nick Brandt. His exquisite images are simultaneously inspiring and haunting. Jane Goodale aptly describes his iconic photography when she says: Nick’s photographs arouse deep emotions. They inspire a sense of awe at the beauty of creation and the sacredness of life. It’s almost impossible to look… Continue reading Photography and Philanthropy – Nick Brandt – Big Life Foundation
The Greatest Gifts – Denis Waitley
Myths about F-bomb Breast Cancer
Nearly everyday, I am asked questions about breast cancer. What amazes me is the omnipresent myths and assumptions (there are soooo many!) made about the disease. Countless times each week, I’m asked: “Is such-and-such true?” “Is it not?” Recently, I came across a great article on Everyday Health (one of my favorite websites) in which oncologist… Continue reading Myths about F-bomb Breast Cancer
Lulu's Lovely Designs – Lulu de Kwiatkowski
Artist and textile designer Lulu deKwiatkowski is a favorite of mine. I especially love her bright colors and lively designs. They are wonderfully chic and playfully childlike…yet refined enough for any room. I’m particularly excited about her new line of kids’ fabrics for Schumacher. In the collection, she mixes oversize hand-drawn motifs with tiny prints which is simultaneously sophisticated… Continue reading Lulu's Lovely Designs – Lulu de Kwiatkowski
The Only Way to Do Great Work – Steve Jobs
Andrea's Silver Linings
After moving to Santa Barbara last year, I heard about your blog. I was diagnosed in 2009 with breast cancer and survived through the ringer of mastectomy, chemo, radiation and seemingly every side effect known to man. You’ve done an amazing job. I just started my own blog,www.baldisbetterwithearrings.com where I’m trying to share all the hints… Continue reading Andrea's Silver Linings
Katie's Silver Linings
Dear Hollye, My name is Katie Stotler, 2 years ago I underwent a bilateral mastectomy. After coming home from my surgery I had to deal many difficulties including the presence of four drains. I had purchased a camisole from a local store which I found added to my discomfort. The camisole was not… Continue reading Katie's Silver Linings
