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Category Archives: Cancer
Happy Women’s Health Week
I found a quote by the poet, Maya Angelou, that I thought suited the beginning of this post. “How important it is for us to recognize and celebrate our heroes and she-roes” As we hit the halfway mark of celebrating … Continue reading
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The Power of Unity
On April 17, I was lucky enough to attend a Patient Navigation Conference hosted by the Connecticut Cancer Partnership. Along with Marie Yardis, the EDP coordinator at CHC and Corazon Irizarry, a fellow AmeriCorps member, we spent the morning listening … Continue reading
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A Trip to Capitol Avenue
On Tuesday morning, I had the pleasure of accompanying Marie Yardis, the program manager of CHC’s Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection program to Hartford to learn more about the current situation behind funding for Early Detection Programs. The CT … Continue reading
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“You have cancer…”
Lynda Juda is one of many women who has heard the phrase, “you have cancer”. Most often these words aren’t delivered in the comfort of a home or even with close friend nearby. Usually these words are uttered by medical staff within the walls of a an exam … Continue reading
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Compassion Leads to Early Detection
I recently had the pleasure of meeting with Lynda, a strong, healthy woman dedicated to sharing her breast cancer survival story in order to promote early detection, along with promoting the importance of the mind, body, and spiritual components of … Continue reading
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What it means to be homeless
This time a year ago I was living just outside of Los Angeles. I was trying to get by, working as many part-time jobs as possible. Unfortunately, the hours weren’t enough so I had more free time than I would have … Continue reading
Posted in AmeriCorps, Cancer, WYA
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Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness
Unfortunately Mother Nature did not cooperate with the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, which was scheduled for Sunday morning in Westport, CT. CHC’s Fairfield County staff was all set and ready to walk to make a difference in the … Continue reading
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National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Well, it has been a long month with a lot going on, so I’ve put off things that I’m not excited about until the last minute. I guess that is something we all do, especially people over fifty. You see, … Continue reading
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