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... Just not us. It is too darn hot and there are few trees in the foothills.
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It Ends with a Roll of Paper Towel and a Bucket
... says. "I agree," is my response. I reprogram GyPSy and we leave the parking lot following her instructions. We totally forget that it is the end of the work day, it is Friday and it is the start of a long weekend. Traffic is pretty slow. GyPSy is also working really hard and her instructions in certain parts of Boise consist of things like 'stay in the left lane and then turn right' or 'stay in the right lane then turn at the ...
DAY 2 - Dam!
... that the Boise State Broncos play the Huskies on Saturday in Seattle and the number of RVs we saw heading north on ID-55 as we were coming south, I'm surprsed there was anyone left in Boise when we arrived. Guess someone has to stay and mind the store.
After our tour of Hell's Canyon we returned to Oxbow perilously low on fuel. Not remembering having seen any on our way in, we ...
Everything's Great in Boise, ID
... State University. Floating on the Boise River in this Treasure Valley city is the thing to do in the summer, and that was top on our agenda.
Boise is a wonderful small city and the capital of Idaho. It has a thriving cultural scene, and an airport, major medical facilities, mall, and outlet shopping are available. Traffic is minimal. Year-round weather is moderate because of ...
Last state ticked off in mainland USA
... an hour and then crossed the border into Idaho, the last state on mainland USA to check off the list and stopped in a small town called Caldwell, 26 miles from the state capital Boise. We eventually found the Chamber of Commerce and the 2 lovely ladies pointed us in the right direction for a campsite, supermarket and gave us a state map. Now armed with the necessary info, we got some shopping and then checked into a campsite run by a nice Dutch lady. Once settled in ...

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A recent prospective, randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial reports that calcium and vitamin D supplementation improves bone density in a group of male veterans with epilepsy who were treated chronically with antiepileptic drugs (AEDs). The results published in Epilepsia, a journal of the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE), suggest that risedronate, a bisphosphonate, may help to prevent new vertebral fractures when taken with calcium and vitamin D supplementation.
Many patients with epilepsy are required to take chronically an AED such as phenytoin, phenobarbital, carbamazepine, primidone, and valproate alone or in combination to control seizures. There is much medical evidence reporting that these AEDs may accelerate bone loss, increasing the risk of osteoporotic fractures. In fact, previous studies found that more than 50% of adults with epilepsy who use AEDs showed decreased bone mass in their hips or spine and the overall fracture risk of patients with epilepsy is considered to be larger than the normal population.
"Long-term use of AEDs is associated with loss of bone mass and increased risk of osteoporosis," explains Dr. Antonio Lazzari with the VA Boston Healthcare System in Massachusetts and lead author of the present study. "Our study is the first longitudinal trial of a bisphosphonate (risedronate), along with calcium and vitamin D supplementation, in preventing and treating bone loss in male veterans with epilepsy receiving AED therapy."
The antiepileptic drug and osteoporosis prevention trial (ADOPT) was a prospective two-year randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled phase IV clinical trial of 80 male veterans with epilepsy who were treated with an AED for a minimum of two years. All participants received calcium and vitamin D supplements, and were randomized to risedronate or placebo. Subjects received total body, hip, and spine bone density assessments at baseline, one year and two years f
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New at L.I. Radio
Stephanie McNamara-Bitis has been named vice president and general manager of Long Island Radio Broadcasting's Hamptons cluster of radio stations — 102.5 WBAZ, 101.7 WBEA, and 92.9/96.9 WEHM.
F. Baron and T. Di Paola to H. Evans, 165 Alberts Landing Road (vacant), July 28, $2,800,000.
Bistrian Land Corp. to Suffolk County Water Authority, 120 Fresh Pond Road, Aug. 10, $750,000.
Suffolk County Water Authority to Bistrian Land Corp, 10 Cozzens Lane, 2.02 acres, Aug. 10, $750,000.
The management of the soon-to-open Stop and Shop grocery location in East Hampton has announced that the new store will open on Oct. 16.
Pat Roth, an assistant manager, said on Monday that the current Waldbaum's store will be closed after Wednesday of this week, and that the store is actively hiring new employees.
AMAGANSETT G. Cioffi to Grandma's and Grandpa's, 2040 Montauk Highway, 2.1
acres, July 29, $12,000,000. R. Winslow Trust to 103 Hand Lane L.L.C., 103 Hand Lane,
.25 acre, July 20, $2,700,000.
BRIDGEHAMPTON Bridge Lane Partners to Bridge 207 L.L.C., 207 Bridge Lane, 2.8 acres (vacant), July 10,
Out of the Closet, a vintage clothing store in Water Mill, will close its doors on Wednesday and i
F. Baron to S. Graziano, 20 Broadview Road (vacant), July 28, $700,000.
E. Goldfine Trust to East End Properties, 574 Bridgehampton- Sag Harbor Turnpike, .38 acre, July 15, $650,000.
S. Margolis to D. Dewitt, 132 Becky's Path, .52 acre, July 13, $1,200,000.
Now might be a good time to stock up on nonperishable items, as the Waldbaum's grocery store in East Hampton is closing to make way for a new supermarket in the village, and an inventory clearance sale is under way at the Newtown Lane store.
31 Hampton Lane L.L.C. to S. Schulte and J. Lehmann, 31 Hampton Lane, .23 acre, July 17, $1,337,500.
D. Burr and R. Unger to Kanders HH L.L.C., 190 New Loper's Path, 1 acre, July 22, $2,355,000.
To hear advocates of salt therapy tell it, regular sessions in a salt room or salt cave can help alleviate symptoms of asthma, Lyme disease, rheumatoid arthritis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or emphysema, stave off the flu, and improve skin conditions like eczema.
O. and A. Ramos to J. Rahn and J. Contrastano, 22 Phelan Court, 2.02 acres, July 3, $3,200,000.
Schuchinski Varadero to F. and E. Sabia, 70 Cross Highway to Devon, 1.06 acres, July 21, $2,200,000.
252 Bluff Road L.L.C. to Eastern Gailes L.L.C., 252 Bluff Road, .55 acre, July 10, $6,755,000.
Birchwood Lane Lot 10 to Carvin L.L.C., 53 Birchwood Lane, .5 acre, June 25, $1,880,000.
CVR First L.L.C. to W. Fung and S. Dinerman, 33 Barn Lane, .72 acre, July 1, $2,850,000.
CVR First L.L.C. to J. Schweid, 27 Barn Lane, .76 acre, July 8, $2,795,000.
P. Cammann to Class A L.L.C., 254 Mitchell Lane, 3.27 acres (vacant), June 23, $2,000,000.
A new studio in East Hampton Village caters to artists and art collectors of a different sort. The Salty Canvas, which opened on Aug.
When shoppers at the East Hampton Farmers Market spend $40 or more tomorrow, they will be offered a ripstop poly-nylon reusable bag. When they look inside it, they will find a postcard explaining their good fortune.
Renco Properties to 28 Thomas Investors, 28 Thomas Avenue, 2.4 acres, June 19, $1,300,000.
Brandt-Leland L.L.C. to C. and K. Leonard, 20 Old Montauk Highway, .8 acre, June 19, $2,500,000.
G. Basile (by referee) to Deutsche Bank National Trust, 560 Toppings Path, 1.25 acres, March 27, $500.
G. Levinson Trust to D. Kornmeier, 282 Fresh Pond Road, .17 acre, June 26, $910,000.
D. Harrington to Valentine Cottage L.L.C., 31 Jacqueline Drive, .23 acre, June 29, $2,475,000.
M. and E. Ocker to Strasen and Christensen, 416 Topping's Path, .64 acre, May 15, $1,290,000.
D. D'Alleva to Town of East Hampton, 577 Lazy Point Road, 6.33 acres (vacant), June 9, $805,000.
M. Chiaraviglio to N. Gretzinger, 26 Timber Trail, 1.93 acres, June 18, $1,587,500.
E. Dragotta (by executors) to 455 Abrahams Path L.L.C., 455 Abraham's Path, .83 acre (vacant), June 19, $520,000.
To beat the heat this summer, kids not only get to sip on a milkshake, but they've also been invited to create their own recipe for one. LT Burger in Sag Harbor is asking children under the age of 14 to submit recipes for their own concoctions, and their very own specialty could end up on the menu.
On a vacation to Europe in 2013, Chelsea Petrozzo noticed that the people elegantly bicycling along were then covering up their bicycle seats with plastic bags to protect them from the rain, sort of ruining the idyllic picture.
Her idea for a stylish, waterproof bike seat cover was born.
Trunk Show
Copious Row, a lifestyle shop at 27 Washington Street in Sag Harbor, will host a trunk show by Anndra Neen, a brand of jewelry and accessories, tomorrow and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. It will be the brand's first foray on Long Island, according to an announcement.
East End Haus, L.L.C. to D. Drew-Horowitz and Lee, 520 Abraham's Path, .28 acre, June 9, $950,000.
F. Giraud and G. de Luze to Janari II L.L.C., 53 Cross Highway, .55 acre, May 22, $2,200,000.
T. Onisko to T. Davison, 38 Indian Wells Highway, 1 acre, June 4, $3,700,000.
Whether a 7-Eleven, or anything else for that matter, opens in the former Villa Prince Ristorante in Amagansett is off the table, and on the back burner, after a hearing in front of the East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals Tuesday.
Amagansett Estates to B. and J. Ennals, 103 Montauk Highway, 1 acre, May 12, $2,775,000.
J. Santemma and J. Okin to 52 Shore Roa Holdings, 52 Shore Road, .58 acre, May 14, $3,970,000.
F. and S. Goldstein to Victoria Concordia, 8 Dannielle's Way, 1.63 acres, June 5, $6,475,000.
There's a softer side to the infamous trade parade in at least one work van that makes a couple of weekly trips from Montauk to Manhattan and back again.
Waldbaum's Out
Stop & Shop will be taking over the Waldbaum's stores in East Hampton and Southampton Villages as part of a $146 million deal.
A. Weinstein to T. Henritze, 419 Town Lane, 2 acres, May 19, $4,265,000.
M. Casa to K. Mulligan, 9 Gilbert's Path, .68 acre, April 6, $1,300,000.
Polo Court L.L.C. to Yolo One Polo L.L.C., part of 491 Hayground Road (vacant), April 23, $3,000,000.


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Join Maggie Meadows and the Banana Crew for a live broadcast from 10pm - Midnight at the Almighty Tattoo New Years Eve Bash at the Holiday Inn Gateway Center.
Also, listen all this week for a chance to win VIP tickets with Maggie and the 420 Hit of the Day!
Details on the New Years Eve Bash after the jump!
Every year, the folks over at JibJab give us an animated year in review, and they've done it again for 2011.
You'll find a lot of 2011′s top newsmakers and stories in the clip below, including (deep breath) Charlie Sheen, Herman Cain, Lindsey Lohan, Dr. Conrad Murray, Arnold's Schwarzenegger's love child, unemployment, Anthony Weiner, Rupert Murdoch, the Japan earthquake and non-gay Bert and Ernie.
Did you miss the Fair to Midland Live DVD recording at the Machine Shop on Saturday? If you did check out some pics from the night.
Did you miss the Mushroomhead Christmas show at the Machine Shop check out the photos.
I've always dug fireworks, and sometimes, I feel like I can't wait until the 4th of July night to see them. Sometimes I just want to see them on a Tuesday afternoon and now I can. Check out these daytime fireworks.
Kid Rock will show off two awesome Clarkston eateries tonight on the Food Network show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. The show hosted by Guy Fieri features different restaurants through out the country that feature sometimes unusual but always kick ass food.
Tonight the Clarkston Union and Union Woodshop will be featured.
When it comes to getting a chick out of her clothes, the usual tools of the trade include alcohol, lying about being in love, and more alcohol. This dude uses a different tool though, stripping her dress off with a excavator.
When things like this get "leaked", I wonder who is doing the "leaking"? I am guessing this was a deliberate leak to keep the public interested in Lindsay's pictorial.
Nonetheless a leak is a leak and some are comparing Ms. Lohan's Playboy cover to Marilyn Monroe meets Jessica Rabbit. I can see that. I can also see freckle juice meets crack pipe meets air brushing.
At this point, it's only a matter of time. Humans just take for granted that we are on top of the evolutionary ladder, while monkeys patiently observe and prepare. Now they are mastering martial arts, so we can't even depend on ninjas to save mankind.
First of all, I can't believe somebody had the time and patience to build a house of cards this big. It's even harder to believe that after all that effort, the only thing that happens to it, is that it get knocked over. None the less, it's a pretty sweet sight to see, so check out the video.


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Associate Dean and Dean of Students
Harvard Law School (HLS) seeks a leader combining unimpeachable integrity, sound judgment, warmth of spirit, and a student-centric approach for the role of Associate Dean and Dean of Students (the "Dean of Students"). HLS, a vibrant, student-centered academic community, was founded in 1817 and is the oldest continually operating law school in the United States. HLS is home to the largest academic law library in the world and combines the resources of the world's premier center for legal education and research with an educational environment designed to enrich individual and interactive learning. The result is a uniquely vibrant and collaborative community. Harvard's scope generates enormous vitality through its depth of academic options, wide array of research programs, diverse student body drawn from across the nation and around the world, and global network of distinguished alumni. Harvard's extensive resources and collaborative approach create unmatched opportunities to prepare for leadership in public service, private practice, the judiciary, academia, business, or government.
The Dean of Students Office advocates for students, assists with personal matters, and supports and coordinates a range of extracurricular activities at HLS, from moot court competitions to student journals to student organizations and residence life, as well as a variety of all-school activities, including orientation, graduation, wellness programming, conferences, programming on relevant topics, and other events which serve to entertain, educate, and cultivate community within HLS. The Dean of Students Office enriches the student experience and enhances the academic mission by fostering personal development in a professional environment, and by providing easy access to services and resources.
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The Dean of Students must be a perceptive, empathetic, and collaborative relationship builder with the agility to effectively engage student, faculty, and administrative stakeholders. The Dean of Students must also embrace an HLS culture that values students' independence, voices, and advocacy, while also proactively building community within the school and addressing student wellness issues. Adroitly navigating the dynamic interplay of student and other stakeholder considerations, as well as those of an institutional nature, will be critical to success. The role requires a forward-thinking, entrepreneurial, and accessible administrator who is responsive to current events and the unique circumstances of individual students, and dedicated to continuous improvement and fiscal responsibility within the Dean of Students Office.
Harvard Law School has retained Diversified Search to assist in this confidential search process. Inquiries, nominations and applications (current resumes and cover letters) should be directed electronically to:
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Bachelor's degree and juris doctor, with strong academic credentials that will be credible to HLS stakeholders; minimum of 10 years of progressively-responsible, relevant experience, including substantial management experience.
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Cornell University Law School
Associate Dean for Admissions and Financial Aid
Founded in 1887, Cornell Law School is a top-tier law school located in stunning surroundings of natural beauty in Ithaca, New York. Today, Cornell Law School enrolls 596 professional program students representing 107 colleges and universities, 33 states and six countries. The school annually enrolls only 195-199 JD students and to ensure a close knit academic environment is maintained. Ranked 13th among U.S. law schools by U.S. News & World Report, with a 10.5 to 1 student/faculty ratio, Cornell Law School has one of the lowest student to faculty ratios in legal education. Cornell Law School is a remarkably talented and diverse community of scholars, students, and staff
Reporting to the Dean and serving as a member of the Law School's senior leadership team, the Associate Dean for Admissions and Financial Aid is responsible for all aspects of the School's professional (JD) admissions process, including: development and execution of a strategic enrollment plan; recruitment, selection, enrollment, and retention of a highly qualified and motivated student body; and the integration of marketing and recruitment strategies with existing and developing communications and social networking technologies. The Associate Dean is responsible for the leadership, management, and overall performance of the Admissions and Financial Aid staff. The Associate Dean has three direct reports: Director of Financial Aid; Associate Director of Admissions; and the Director of Admissions Programs & Recruitment, who oversees four staff members. In addition, the Associate Dean oversees the Law School's professional financial aid functions which include awarding and disbursement of over $6 million in annual scholarships and grants, implementation of federal and private loan programs, administration of the Law School's loan forgiveness program, and administration of the Law School's federal work-study program.
An advanced degree (JD highly preferred) and a minimum of three to five years experience in a senior management position leading a successful enrollment management program at a college, university, or law school are required. Experience in law school education and knowledge of the legal profession are strongly preferred in order to fulfill counseling, recruitment, candidate evaluation, and candidate selection responsibilities. Progressive responsibility in a leadership role in higher education or legal practice, as well as excellent organizational, management, and interpersonal skills with proven ability to work effectively across multiple internal and external constituencies—which include faculty, staff, students, applicants, alumni, and various agencies and institutions—will be expected of the Associate Dean. Exceptional strategic, analytical, conceptual, and communication skills, along with being a collaborative, adaptable, pragmatic, and effective problem-solver will be attributes demonstrated by the new Associate Dean. The Associate Dean will be expected to participate in frequent recruitment travel through the U.S.
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Suffolk University
Suffolk University seeks an entrepreneurial Law School dean who is able to capitalize on the University's urban location and build on its strengths in ways that prepare the institution and its students for success in the future. The next dean will provide leadership and expertise in all aspects of the operation and development of the Law School. This includes academic affairs, administration and planning, financial management, fundraising, institutional advancement, student recruitment, enrollment management, and career development. The dean is charged with (i) shaping the Law School's future, (ii) improving upon its reputation and standing in the legal community, and (iii) continuing to grow the current areas of strength such as its nationally ranked clinics and programs. The Law School also is focusing on ways to further integrate its programs and offerings with that of the College of Arts & Sciences and the Sawyer Business School.
Suffolk University is centrally located in downtown Boston—situated alongside the State House, the Boston Common, and the historic Freedom Trail and within walking distance of City Hall, federal and state courthouses, and several of the nation's leading law firms, hospitals and corporations. The Boston Common and Public Garden serve as a virtual University "quad" for a campus centered in one of the most vibrant cities in America.
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The Law School also offers exceptional legal writing and clinical programs. U.S. News & World Report's 2015 Best Law School rankings rate the Law School's programs among the nation's best, with Legal Writing at No. 7, Dispute Resolution at No. 13, Clinical Programs at No. 14, and Intellectual Property at No. 19. In 2013, the ABA Law Practice Management Section's E-Lawyering Task Force identified Suffolk as having one of the top 13 legal technology programs in the United States, and a 2014 article in the ABA Law Practice Magazine listed Suffolk among the top 10 legal technology programs in the country.
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Amazing Big Island !! so so beautiful !! I love it.. tour guide was very nice and sweet.
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Mitotic DNA damage targets the Aurora A/TPX2 complex
ABSTRACT We have previously shown that the DNA damage-induced G2 arrest is contributed by inhibition of Aurora A (AurA) and that transduction of active AurA into arrested cells allows bypassing the block through reactivation of CDK1. In this study, we investigated the mechanism of DNA damage-induced AurA inhibition. We provide evidence that ionizing radiation (IR) administered in mitosis, a time when AurA protein and enzymatic activity reach peak levels, impairs interaction with the partner TPX2, leading to inactivation of the kinase through dephosphorylation of AurA T-loop residue, T288. We find that decreased AurA-TPX2 complex formation in response to irradiation results from reduced cellular levels of TPX2, an effect that is both contributed by increased APC/CDH1-dependent protein degradation and decreased translation of TPX2 mRNA.
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- "Krystyniak et al. [18] demonstrated that DNA damage produced the arresting of the G2 transition in the cell cycle and accumulated the Aurora-A protein. Bhatia et al. [8] reported that mitotic DNA damage targeted Aurora-A. Further, a coincidence of the expression of elevated Aurora-A and the suspension of a DNA damage-induced cell death response was observed in the study conducted by Katayama et al. [19]. "
ABSTRACT: Aurora kinase A (Aurora-A) plays an important role in the regulation of mitosis and cytokinesis. Dysregulated Aurora-A leads to mitotic faults and results in pathological conditions. No studies on Aurora-A expression in human diabetic skin tissue have been reported. In light of this, we explored the expression of Aurora-A in human diabetic skin tissue. Aurora-A protein was evaluated by western blotting in 6 human diabetic skin tissue and 6 normal skin specimens. Increased expression of Aurora-A protein was detected in all diabetic skin tissue samples in both western blot analysis and immunohistochemical staining. However, in the case of the normal skin tissue, no bands of Aurora-A protein were detected in either the western blotting analysis or the immunohistochemical staining. Thus far, there have been no studies on the expression of Aurora-A in diabetic skin tissue. However, we believe that oxidative DNA damage related to the expression of Aurora-A protein and Aurora-A could be involved inhuman diabetic skin tissue.Archives of Plastic Surgery 01/2014; 41(1):35-9. DOI:10.5999/aps.2014.41.1.35
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ABSTRACT: The DNA of all organisms is constantly subjected to damaging agents, both exogenous and endogenous. One extremely harmful lesion is the double-strand break (DSB), which activates a massive signaling network - the DNA damage response (DDR). The chief activator of the DSB response is the ATM protein kinase, which phosphorylates numerous key players in its various branches. Recent phosphoproteomic screens have extended the scope of damage-induced phosphorylations beyond the direct ATM substrates. We review the evidence for the involvement of numerous other protein kinases in the DDR, obtained from documentation of specific pathways as well as high-throughput screens. The emerging picture of the protein phosphorylation landscape in the DDR broadens the current view on the role of this protein modification in the maintenance of genomic stability. Extensive cross-talk between many of these protein kinases forms an interlaced signaling network that spans numerous cellular processes. Versatile protein kinases in this network affect pathways that are different from those they have been identified with to date. The DDR appears to be one of the most extensive signaling responses to cellular stimuli.FEBS letters 06/2011; 585(11):1625-39. DOI:10.1016/j.febslet.2011.05.013 · 3.17 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Tumors and wounds share many similarities including loss of tissue architecture, cell polarity and cell differentiation, aberrant extracellular matrix (ECM) remodeling (Ballard et al., 2006) increased inflammation, angiogenesis, and elevated cell migration and proliferation. Whereas these changes are transient in repairing wounds, tumors do not regain tissue architecture but rather their continued progression is fueled in part by loss of normal tissue structure. As a result tumors are often described as wounds that do not heal. The ECM component hyaluronan (HA) and its receptor RHAMM have both been implicated in wound repair and tumor progression. This review highlights the similarities and differences in their roles during these processes and proposes that RHAMM-regulated wound repair functions may contribute to "cancerization" of the tumor microenvironment.BioMed Research International 08/2014; 2014:103923. DOI:10.1155/2014/103923 · 3.17 Impact Factor


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It was a dreary October afternoon when I checked into the emergency room. I had been experiencing some rather disturbing symptoms for quite a while, but like the typical Jewish mother, chose to focus on the health needs of my family. For all you Monday quarterback readers out there – I know the song. Should have, could have, would have – but this is not how this story goes.
Enter Sharsheret. Little did I know then, but Sharsheret holds your hands in their hearts regardless of who, what, when, and where you are. My first call connected me to Sharsheret's Director of Navigation and Support Services. The welcoming warmth of her voice will remain etched in my memory. Her calm, professional manner enabled me to take a grip of the situation. She told me, "You are NOT alone."
Sharsheret sent me a welcome package, a makeup kit, and, most important, a booklet called "Our Voices" that truly framed how I faced the disease. I was completely overtaken by the writer who made a party out of what should have been a dreadful chemo affair. Her positive upbeat attitude became my mantra and guidepost. Every chemo session was an excuse for a different type of fiesta. There was music and laughter among the tears. But again, the focus, as the blessed writer guided me, was centered on living LIFE.
At one point, Sharsheret gently steered me to pair up with a peer supporter. At first I thought there could not have been a greater mismatch. But it was exactly what I needed. This disease has a lot of personal ramifications not easy to share. As a long time survivor, my peer supporter remains an anchor of support across the miles – informative and supportive without being intrusive, my own custom-designed angel from heaven to help me weather this storm.
And what a storm this is. With the grace of G-d I am now disease free, and have great hope for the future. But let's face it, a diagnosis of ovarian cancer is not a picnic in the park. Reaching out to Sharsheret has helped cushion the blow.
I feel as though I have a very special connection with Sharsheret. They had just become a budding non-profit when I was first diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 33. It was 2002: I had just moved to Atlanta and had to start chemotherapy as soon as I arrived. You can imagine how thankful I was to find Sharsheret's Peer Support program that hooked me up with a woman who had gone through the same thing. It truly was a blessing to have someone who could relate to everything I was going through call and check on me weekly.
Five years passed cancer-free and everything in my life was going great. My husband and I had adopted a baby from Guatemala. He was about to turn four when I got the news that changed everything. "Your cancer is back." I literally fell to the floor crying in desperation.
This was not supposed to happen to me. I immediately called Sharsheret and started to have a weekly conversation with someone from their support staff. I joined the Embrace program and they got me to the place where I could accept my "new normal."
Fast forward five more years and I am still able to watch my precious child turn ten years old due to the miracle of more treatment options in advanced breast cancer. It is funny how life works because when I got the call to be asked to write this piece I was going to call Sharsheret myself! I had just found out last week that the medication I was on for years had stopped working and I am going to have to change treatments again. Any time I need extra support, my go-to people are those at Sharsheret. It is an amazing organization where I receive love, guidance, and most important understanding about the toughest part of my life. They truly are a blessing that I could not have done without.
I was born on the 3rd of October. Every member of my family was born on a day that could be divided by 3. I have 3 siblings, wanted 3 children and always loved the number 3. I loved it until I was told I was "triple negative".
At age 37, while nursing my second baby, I discovered a lump in my breast. I wasn't concerned. I figured it was a clogged milk duct. There was no history of breast cancer in my family. Even my PCP (Primary Care Physician), told me it was nothing more than a clogged duct and instructed me to stop nursing. Fortunately for me, my ObGyn was not as cavalier and recommended a mammogram. I was diagnosed with stage 3A breast cancer and underwent aggressive treatment because I was "triple negative". A triple negative breast cancer diagnosis means that the tumor is estrogen receptor-negative, progesterone receptor-negative, and HER2-negative. It is typically responsive to chemotherapy and generally does not respond to receptor targeted treatments.
At the time, I did not know anyone my age that had breast cancer. I had 2 small children under the age of 3, and I lived 3,000 miles away from my siblings and parents. I was overwhelmed and frightened. My sister-in-law recommended I contact an organization called Sharsheret for information and support. I immediately felt connected and supported by others who understood. I was learning a new language and new appreciation for the number 3.
I had 27 lymph nodes removed and 4 were cancerous. I underwent surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. I was blessed to have my community rally support around me, as well as my family and friends that flew in to be with me. Sharsheret armed me with resources, knowledge, and support. After surgery, I returned home to find a box of activities to distract my children, a pillow that was an invaluable part of my recovery, and kind words from my peer supporter to help me through my treatment.
My cancer diagnosis and treatment were several years ago. I am now cancer free. Sharsheret was only a few years old at the time. Sharsheret has grown exponentially and the chain has become stronger. It was an invaluable resource then and continues to provide so much for so many. I learned that 3 is just a number. But, what really matters is that I have 2 wonderful children, a loving husband, family, friends, and my health.
People celebrate many different anniversaries, the most common ones being wedding anniversaries and in the Jewish community, the yartzeit, or anniversary of a person's passing . As a single woman in her early 50's, I haven't celebrated any of my own wedding anniversaries and unfortunately, I've marked too many of my parents' yartzeits. Now, I have an anniversary of my own to celebrate for one year ago today, I became CANCER FREE when my surgeon removed a tumor from my left breast, which though it was small, it was 'angry.' At that same time, I began living a new 'normal'.
While this anniversary is mine and mine alone, I would not have made it through this first year without the help and support of my family, friends, and community. From my brother who called me so regularly that I didn't feel the 3,000 miles that lay between us. My friend who joined me at my surgeon's office the day the biopsy results came and was by my side every step of the way. My family and friends who called, sent cards, gifts, and e-mails to be sure I knew that I was not alone, was being thought of, and encouraging me to keep up my spirits. My co-workers who were supportive in many ways: bringing my first student up from breakfast, taking up my slack on those days that I was subpar, and just being supportive. To those in my community: my Rebbetzin who called on a regular basis to check in on me, and my friends and neighbors, who if I had allowed them to, would have done EVERYTHING for me. Yes, this was MY journey, but I was NOT alone.
Following my surgery, I began writing e-mails to keep family and friends abreast of how I was doing, where I was as far as treatment was concerned, and some of the 'adventures' along the way. I thought that I was doing this to make it easier for me, rather than making individual phone calls (which I often didn't have the strength to do). But what I got was support, kudos, and admiration for how I was handling everything with determination, strength and humor. Hearing how I was inspiring people, how I was supporting THEM through this, gave me strength. I felt each response was a link that was making me stronger.
There is much that I have learned this past year: My life is forever changed, I have a new normal – I'm a survivor!! I have an inner strength that is far stronger than proven during previous 'life tests'. Laughter is great medicine. A good cry can be good medicine, too. It is okay to ask for help. We are not meant to travel these journeys alone.
Links, connections, support, strength, help, community – all describe Sharsheret…and though I linked up with Sharsheret late in my journey, I am looking forward to becoming a strong link in their chain…not only to help me navigate my new normal, but, should the need arise (G-d forbid), to help someone much like myself navigate her way, hopefully with a lot of laughter and smiles.
My Sharsheret Story is actually two stories that quickly entwined into one. I was diagnosed with stage two, invasive ductal carcinoma in February of this year. Although it was not a surprise, it was demoralizing. I had already been through a different cancer experience years earlier and although I knew I would, I often felt I could not "do it" again.
As I struggled, I naturally turned to the Jewish community which has been at the center of my entire life. I knew of Sharsheret. Years as a professional in the Jewish community had made me aware of its existence. I explored the website and ordered information. I made a call and spoke with a member of the support staff. I had a specific question, which she answered and then offered me additional support as needed.
I spent the next months recovering from several surgeries and then triumphantly ordered my Thriving Again survivorship kit. Again, I spoke with the support staff who called to follow up on my request. I thought the kit was enough, but as we spoke a bit more, we discovered there was something else they could help with.
Before my diagnosis I held two part-time jobs in a local synagogue. I took medical leave from one position and stepped down from the other. Now that I was through my treatment, I was looking for new employment and worried about disclosing my diagnosis to potential employers and managing follow-up care. Sharsheret supplied several wonderful resources and guidance about cancer and careers.
During my job search Sharsheret was looking for a Director of National Outreach and it almost felt bashert (destiny) to me. I had the professional skills and training and now I had the personal experience. I have always worked my passion. I heard another cancer survivor say "Make your mess your message." Either way it felt like Sharsheret was the place I was meant to be. Thankfully, they felt the same way.
I did worry that immersing myself in the world of breast cancer might feel overwhelming. Sure, I anticipate difficult moments, but the word I would use to describe it now is not overwhelming, but empowering. I look forward to many year of empowerment!
After cooking and eating the equivalent of many Thanksgiving meals from Rosh Hashanah through the holiday of Sukkot, the last thing I want to do is "Talk Turkey" or "Talk Any Type of Poultry." Though in the spirit of the American idiom "Talk Turkey," on this American holiday of Thanksgiving, we encourage you to serve up a great conversation that sheds light on your family history.
As we know, in the general population, 1 in 345 individuals carries a BRCA gene mutation. In the Ashkenazi Jewish population, 1 in 40 individuals carries a BRCA gene mutation. Loosen your belt, and just digest that for a moment. Jewish men and women of Ashkenazi descent are at 10x greater risk of carrying a BRCA gene mutation that increases the risk for hereditary breast cancer and ovarian cancer, and possibly skin, colon, pancreatic, and prostate cancers, too. Many adults are not aware of their own family medical history. Learning your family history can empower you to take action and share important health information with your loved ones.
Since 2004, Thanksgiving has been declared Family Health History Day by the Surgeon General. This national public campaign encourages all American families to learn more about their family health history. We encourage all families in our Jewish community to collect and share information about your family health history with one another. On a day that focuses on gratitude, we can be thankful that we live in a time where preventative healthcare is integrated into standard health practices.
So the next time you ask Grandma to pass the turkey, have her include a healthy side dish of family history.
On November 2nd, 2014 I will be competing in the New York City Marathon. But this blog is not about me; it is much bigger.
Since taking on the challenge to race in the New York City Marathon for Team Sharsheret, I have received the utmost support from all over. Of course, my family and close friends have done an amazing job to encourage me. Be that as it may, I have been most humbled when less familiar hands have reached out: previous bosses, a former landlord who is now halfway around the world, and perfect strangers at my local dog park - who knows, maybe even you will after reading this!
This type of experience has illustrated just how widespread the effects of breast cancer and ovarian cancer is in my life. Many people along the way have told me that I am an inspiration to them; however, for me, it is quite the inverse.
In one such instance, the mother of one of my best friends reached out to me after she watched a marathon update video I had posted earlier that day. What she had to say blew my mind. "I had cancer and I had a choice on how I was going to deal with this disease. I did what I had to do…. You don't have to do this in order to survive and that is what makes you so amazing!"
Wow! She reminds me what true endurance is. Whenever I think about walking a mile in the shoes of someone like her, 26.2 miles doesn't seem so tough.
Please comment and let me know what you would like me to write about next entry! If you are feeling inspired, you can also visit my donation page here: http://sharsheret.donorpages.com/NYCTCSMarathon2014/DylanMax/
When Karin Charnoff-Katz, MD, was diagnosed with breast cancer, she entered the patient experience and left a changed physician.
On my way to work as a general radiologist in Memphis, I detoured to stop for a routine screening mammogram. I was 41 and a few months late for my second annual screening. I was not overly anxious. My white attending physician coat provided me with an illusory protective shield. I believed the coat granted me a special immunity of sorts. I did not even wait for an official read after the imaging, as I was in too much of a rush to get to work. It seemed at that phase in my life, I was always multi-tasking and perennially in a hurry. Between working, losing my mother and mother-in-law to ovarian cancer deaths at young ages, and having three small children at home, every moment was teeming with activity and responsibility. I often put on makeup in the mornings while stopped at red lights in my car. Maybe that explained my less than stellar driving record.
To read Dr. Katz's complete story from the American College of Radiology Bulletin, click here.
"I was thrilled to receive your breast cancer survivor kit. It literally made my day. The cookbook is fantastic, and the information provided will definitely help me during my survivorship journey. I keep my kit in the great tote bag and refer to it often. It is usually the first thing I look at if a question occurs to me. You all do wonderful work and this was so supportive to me. I will share it with other survivors as well as those beginning their journey."
- Joanne, Baton Rouge, LA
In September 2011, Sharsheret received a three-year grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to develop a comprehensive survivorship program for young Jewish breast cancer survivors like Joanne. Three years later, after distributing more than 1,300 survivorship kits, conducting nearly 750 care plan navigation sessions, and hosting 5 national teleconferences, Sharsheret's survivorship program, Thriving Again, is doing just that – thriving.
Throughout the process of developing and implementing Thriving Again, Sharsheret conducted a series of evaluations on the needs and concerns of young Jewish breast cancer survivors. Sharsheret clinicians engaged in a comprehensive review of the literature regarding young adult cancer survivors and relevant support programs, surveyed more than 1,400 young breast cancer survivors to better understand their unique and unmet needs, and conducted four national focus groups of breast cancer survivors to collect feedback and identify priority concerns. Sharsheret presented this program development model and findings from the Thriving Again program at healthcare conferences across the country, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Business Meeting and the Academy of Oncology Nurse Navigators Annual Conference, where Sharsheret was presented with an award for our poster presentation in the "Original Research on Survivorship Programs" category. Through sharing our program model and data, Sharsheret advances survivorship care for all groups, and informs the development of new programs for survivors of breast and other cancers.
Looking toward the future, Sharsheret now offers consulting services and co-branding opportunities for healthcare professionals and those at medical centers nationwide who wish to develop similar culturally-relevant support programs for cancer survivors, and continues to provide survivorship kits and navigation services for the women of Sharsheret, like Joanne, who seek survivorship information and support.
To learn more about Sharsheret's consulting and co-branding services, contact Support Program Coordinator Sharon Stahl, LMSW or call 866.474.2774.
A diagnosis of ovarian cancer earlier this year was a life changing event. Fear, anxiety, sadness, body image issues, and short and long term effects of chemotherapy, only begin to touch on the myriad of worries which confronted me. Still, one of the most difficult things to deal with has been the not-so-surprising presence of a genetic predisposition (due to a BRCA2 mutation) to cancer. The thought that each of my four young adult children had a 50% chance of inheriting this gene was almost more than I could bear.
How does one deal with the guilt? How does one speak with her children about such an inheritance? Does one inform female and male children at the same time and in the same fashion? Does one give married and still unmarried children the same details? Does one advise her children to be tested as soon as possible? Will a positive BRCA2 test with all its implications interfere with a developing or even presently stable relationship? Can one avoid adding pressure to the lives of adult children when discussing the issues of marrying early and having babies as quickly as possible so that they may take advantage of risk reduction therapy at a young enough age to reduce the chances of ovarian cancer and breast cancer?
There are no standard answers to any of these questions; indeed the approach will surely differ for each family based on the individuals and the family dynamics. Several interactions have guided my thinking regarding these issues.
Firstly, I cannot say enough positive things about resources available through Sharsheret. Sharsheret's genetic counselor made herself available to me within a few minutes of my initial call and kept closely in touch. She pointed out several important concepts to me, including the ideas that: 1) I am not the only source of information for my children; 2) Each individual on the receiving end of the information must decide for him or herself how to proceed; 3) All of the information does not have to be discussed in one sitting– indeed the important thing is to keep the lines of communication open; 4) Difficult as this discussion must be, knowledge is empowering as it allows positive actions to be taken.
Secondly, a wise and spiritual friend focused my attention on the positive implications associated with this difficult discussion, namely: truth, trust, potential for decreasing uncertainty, and potential for risk reduction actions.
Finally, one of my children, aware of the pending issue, asked me straight out about the results of my testing, before I was ready to have the big discussion. When I made the result known to her and spoke with her about some of my concerns, I was amazed at the strength she imparted to me by her personal views.
I have yet to work through all the details, but I have gained understanding through learning as much as possible about the implications of the BRCA gene mutation, and through speaking with wise and trusted professionals and friends.
© 2015 Sharsheret: Your Jewish Community Facing Breast Cancer


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