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Here is Jody Mason’s list of things to tell your caregivers to give them some insight into what you’re feeling.
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By Elise Bonder Mastering your basic bullet journal is easy, and there is no shame at leaving it at that. But, if you’re the kind of person who likes to…
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By Elise Bonder For the second post in this series, I want to get into why, why, why I bullet journal. The fog is thick—I mean THICK—in this brain of…
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Elise said, “I know that many of you are like me — forgetful, unaware of time, distracted and frustrated that nothing seems to keep your brain in order. In the electronic world, we are so quick to want an app to solve these problems but I’ve found that old-school is working better than anything else. I bullet journal.”
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Our latest guest ‘grammer was Dani Taylor (@daniyells89). Dani’s takeover shows how she navigates life as a twenty-something with colorectal cancer, classes, volunteer commitments, and everything else young adults deal with.
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Krystal Anderson explains her thoughts and actions after being diagnosed with cancer in this three part series.
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Krystal Anderson explains her thoughts and actions after being diagnosed with cancer in this three part series.
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Krystal Anderson explains her thoughts and actions after being diagnosed with cancer in this three part series.
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Our seventh guest ‘grammer is Krystal Anderson (@beast_strong_nation). Krystal’s takeover showed how she handles the psychosocial effects of cancer, manages her family life, and shares the results from a recent scan.
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Sara Stimson writes about supporting her twin sister, Virginie, as she dealt with lymphoma.
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