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The rule that makes helmets optional for women on two-wheelers, to "respect religious sentiments" of a few, appears to be having a drastic effect on fatalities in accidents.
According to recent figures released by the Delhi traffic police, the number of women who died as they didn't wear helmets has gone up to 63 in 2013, against 42 in 2012. Of the 63 who died, only six women were riding the two-wheelers, the rest (57) were pillion riders.
In spite of efforts by police to raise awareness among women, the figure is on the rise. "Of 561 fatal two-wheeler accidents reported this year, 63 were women. The figure is on the rise each passing year just because women are being given the privilege to not abide by the law. This is akin to allowing people to die on roads," Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Anil Shukla said.
Since the law has given women an option to ignore what is "essential" for one's safety, even the law enforcers cannot do much, as the women cannot be fined or booked for it," a senior traffic officer said.
"We can just request them and make them aware. We cannot force them to wear helmets as we do not have the power to do so. It does not count as a violation," the officer said.
"Women usually sit sideways on a two-wheeler, which makes them more vulnerable to accidents, as there is a huge possibility of tipping over and hitting the ground even before the rider. As they do not wear helmets, they are more likely to get a head injury. All women who lost their lives in accidents reported last year did so due to severe head injuries. These lives could have been saved if these women had been wearing helmets," he said.
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GTA 5 is coming out on Tuesday, but there is too much shooter games. I can remember the good times that i have played on JRPG. For games like Final Fantasy on the SNES, Playstation 1, 2, 3, Nintendo DS, Gamecube, and more. JRPG is games where you fight somebody but on a turn base. You can get Magic, spells, and much more. We have too much shooter games, that for teenagers are too lazy to pick up a good game. There are some good games that are great that are shooter games. Tomb Raider, The last of us, and even Black list. There are some games that I wish that some people would buy a Playstation 3, and get some JRPG. I know that the Playstaton 4 is coming out this November, and for the Playstation plus, we can get all of the Playstation games, but I just want to get my chest out for all of the teenagers to play a JRPG games on the Xbox 360, or Playstation 3. For the all of people out there who is playing a shooter game that is too easy, then buy or rent a JRPG game, and try the game out. I hope that everybody has a great weekend, and remember to work hard, play harder.
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Robert Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon, KG, MC, PC was a British Conservative politician, who was Prime Minister from 1955 to 1957. He was also Foreign Secretary for three periods between 1935 and 1955, including during World War II. He is best known for… Read More
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1897 Birth Born on June 12, 1897.
1907 10 Years Old Eden was educated at two independent schools: at Sandroyd School in Cobham from 1907 to 1910, where he swam poorly but excelled in languages, followed by Eton College, where he won a Divinity prize and excelled at cricket, rugby and rowing, winning House colours in the last. … Read More
1914 17 Years Old … Eden had an elder brother called John, who was killed in action in 1914 and a younger brother, Nicholas, who was killed when the battlecruiser HMS Indefatigable blew up and sank at the Battle of Jutland in 1916.
1922 25 Years Old Like many aspiring politicians, Captain Eden, as he was still known, first contested a seat where he had little chance of winning in the November 1922 general election, and was then elected Member of Parliament for Warwick and Leamington in the December 1923 general election, as a Conservative, at the age of twenty-six. … Read More
1924 27 Years Old In the 1924–1929 Conservative Government, Eden was first Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Home Secretary, Sir William Joynson Hicks, and then in 1926 to the Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain.
1931 34 Years Old In 1931 he held his first ministerial office as Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
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… In response to sharp criticism of this policy by Winston Churchill in the House of Commons on 23 March 1933, he defended this appeasement policy toward Adolf Hitler's Germany by arguing that Britain needed to "secure for Europe that period of appeasement which is needed", a speech that brought him a standing ovation in the House. … Read More
1935 38 Years Old He privately opposed the policy of the Foreign Secretary, Sir Samuel Hoare, of trying to appease Italy during its invasion of Abyssinia (Ethiopia) in 1935. … Read More
1936 39 Years Old Eden did not protest when Britain and France failed to oppose Hitler's reoccupation of the Rhineland in 1936. … Read More
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In 1943 with the revelation of the Katyn Massacre Eden refused to help the Polish Government in Exile.
1944 47 Years Old In 1944, Eden went to Moscow to negotiate with the Soviet Union at the Tolstoy Conference. … Read More
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Eden's eldest son, Pilot Officer Simon Gascoigne Eden, went missing in action, later declared deceased, while serving as a navigator with the RAF in Burma, in June 1945. … Read More
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1951 54 Years Old In 1951, the Conservatives returned to office and Eden became Foreign Secretary for a third time, as well as Deputy Prime Minister. … Read More
1952 55 Years Old In February 1952 even Macmillan (who was later to spread much mythology on this topic) acknowledged that Britain's relationship with the USA and the Commonwealth would prevent her from joining a federal Europe at that time.
1953 56 Years Old Eden was also irritated by Churchill's hankering for a summit meeting with the USSR, during the period in 1953 after Stalin's death and whilst Eden was seriously ill from a botched bile duct operation. … Read More
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The success of the 1954 Geneva Conference on Indo-China ranks as the outstanding achievement of his third term in the Foreign Office, although he was critical of the United States decision not to sign the accord. … Read More
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By this time Eden was suffering from recurrent fevers and using mood-altering prescription drugs following a series of botched operations. His worldwide reputation as an opponent of appeasement, a "Man of Peace", and a skilled diplomat was overshadowed in 1956 when the United States refused to support the Anglo-French military response to the Suez Crisis, which critics across party lines regarded as an historic setback for British foreign policy, signalling the end of British predominance in the Middle East. … Read More
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Eden resigned on 9 January 1957, after his doctors warned him his life was at stake if he continued in office. … Read More
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In a 1967 interview Eden explained his decision to resign: "It was not over protocol, Chamberlain's communicating with Mussolini without telling me. … Read More
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At his death, Eden was the last surviving member of Churchill's War Cabinet. Eden's surviving son, Nicholas Eden (1930–1985), known as Viscount Eden until 1977, was also a politician and a minister in the Thatcher government until his premature death from AIDS at the age of 54. … Read More
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Yesterday I had surgery to remove the medi-port that was installed a year ago ahead of chemo. Since then I've had six rounds of chemo, multiple echocardiograms, 11 infusions of Herceptin, a lumpectomy and lymphnode takey-outy, 30 sessions of radiation, a bone density test, I don't remember how many MRIs and blood tests and zillions of pills. But with the removal of the medi-port, I'm officially done. My surgeon Dr Superman says it's his favorite surgery because it's symbolic. I won't need any more chemo because I'm going to be okay.
So, I wanted to give an update from the winner's circle. I feel like the "finish line" was my last dose of Herceptin and this is just the clean-up, the victory lap.
My hair is growing back thick and curly (just like it was before it all came out). Unfortunately with curly hair, it tends to get WIDE before it gets long. So I'm sporting a look that's a little bit Will Ferrell, a bit Bozo, and a helping of Madam Hooch.
My eyebrows are filling in a little bit, but they still need an assist from an eyebrow pencil, which I had never in my life needed to use being from the Brooke Shields brow club.
My eyelashes are another story. So pathetic. I religiously applied RevitaLash every night and little stubs began to grow…but SO slowly. The few lashes that hadn't fallen out in the last round of chemo were thin and twisted little bastards. Attempts at mascara just emphasized the sorry situation and made it look as though spiders had crawled onto my eyelids to perish. SO, I got eyelash extensions. I really did. I lay down for two hours (and 200 dollars) while a lady used surgical glue to attach fake individual lashes to my spider legs and lash stubs. And guess what? I LOVE THEM. Worth every damn penny because I feel like a girl again. A healthy, non-cancery female woman. So there. Is it petty and vain? You bet your ass, and I'm going back to do it again in two weeks.
My medication is down to a once-daily aromatase inhibitor. Remember how I said there were no side-effects? Well, once enough built up in my system, I did start to experience some of the common ones, specifically joint pain and this numbness and stiffness in my hands. It's annoying. It's as if all of a sudden my body is eighty years old. I move like your grandma when she gets up from the couch to get you another cookie. A lot of pausing and strained smiles. It sucks but it's better than the cancer coming back, am I right, folks?
Speaking of the potential return of He Who Shall Not Be Named…
…I have calmed down so much and am starting to acclimate myself to being cancer-free. It took a lot longer than I'd have thought, but I'm pleased to report I have come down from the ledge of constant fear and worry. It just took time. (and probably the Paxil helped).
So what else is new? We moved into a big house with a ginormous yard. My youngest is going to a new school and already has a new best friend and play dates and birthday party invitations. Her birthday is next month and for the first time in her life we're hosting the party at our home in our back yard with a rented bouncy house.
Gunny is going to college full time working on a business degree and he also got his realtor license and is working hard to get things going on that front.
My older daughter is thrilled to have her own room again (she was sharing with her sister in the old apartment) and she's raising some baby chicks named Bellatrix, Luna, Minerva and Tonks.
Me? I'm looking for a job. My hesitant stabs at healthcare type deals didn't really amount to much. I have zero experience so I can't blame them. I find myself applying for the kind of jobs I did before and sort of falling into some old habits that I'd hoped to leave behind. Petty concerns like a long commute or money stuff. My former field of work is small and incestuous and very competitive. I'm disheartened at how easy it was to forget about my priorities and my new-found peace of mind. So my answer is this: I'm going to focus on the future that I've now accepted that I'll have. I'll get a job, certainly, and do it to the best of my ability, but I am also going to get my degree in something that will fulfill me in the long run. I want to be a counselor–probably an end-of-life/hospice counselor. I will need a lot of school, but the years are going to go by regardless and at the end I can either have something to show for it or not. I choose school. Not finishing my BA is my only regret in life and it's something I can actually fix! So I'm doing it!
As far as my personal life and psyche? I feel so freaking lucky. Walking my kid to school on a sunny day is just idyllic. Weeding the yard makes me inexplicably happy. We run through the sprinkler and roast marshmallows in the fire pit and make daisy chain crowns.I sleep so well in this house it feels like we were drawn to this place for a reason. I'm…HAPPY. As Allison summed it up this morning on the way to school:
"Ahhhh. I love life!"
And so, I don't think I'm going to write about cancer any more unless there is some sort of update. I'm going to take these blog posts and flesh them out and fill in the blanks and publish them as a book. Maybe people will want to read it and maybe they won't. But it's something I feel strongly that I need to do.
If you were here for the cancer, I appreciate your interest, love and support. We now return to our regularly scheduled blog posts about books and writing and kids and work and maybe some chickens and gardening.🙂
A year ago today I got a life-changing phone call. I had infiltrating ductal carcinoma: breast cancer. It's sort of a sad anniversary. I feel in a way as if I lost a year of my life (along with my hair, a chunk of boob, my fertility, and a few lymph nodes). But at the same time I gained so much knowledge. I know now how much I am loved. I know I can handle anything. I know I'm a survivor. I know now precisely what is important to me: My family. My health. My peace of mind. And what's not: Stuff. Appearance. Impressing strangers. Being "cool."
The parameters of "success" have changed drastically for me. If I've got my family, my health, and peace of mind, I'm good. No matter what I'm wearing, what I'm driving, what's in my bank account or on my business card.
So thank you, cancer, for the clarity.
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This still counts as "medical," but I think it's pretty important. I have a history of depression, starting in college and off and on throughout my twenties. I sort of figured (or at least convinced myself) I had "grown out of it." But cancer kinda threw me for a loop. A month ago, I admitted to Dr. Cap that I thought I might be depressed again. That I expected when treatment was over that I would spring up ready to kick ass and take names. "But I still feel broken," I said, as a tear rolled down my cheek. (Poor Dr. Cap, he's the only one I ever cry in front of!) He asked me if I felt like hurting myself. "Not today," I admitted. He told me that depression with cancer is not unusual at all and prescribed Paxil and put in an urgent referral for their shrink. The shrink's office called two days later to tell me that they don't take my insurance. [Just want to say here that that's basically the worst thing you can do to a person who's depressed: tell them they aren't "right" and give them work to do (finding a new shrink)]. I still haven't found a shrink, but…
I've been on antidepressants for a month and I feel like I've been living in a cave and finally found my way out into the sunlight. I've begun actively looking for a new job, I socialized with old friends, I've been going to the gym five days a week, and my husband and I just signed the lease for a house on a half-acre after living in an apartment for over a decade. Did I mention science is awesome?
Anyway, I'm feeling like a billion bucks. Like so great I think I'm grateful to Turdy the Tumor, because I can't help thinking that that little cancery fucker led me here, to this good place with my family, my health, and peace of mind.
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If you're a long- time reader, I think you'll enjoy the stream and feel good about giving. If you're a new reader, this cause is probably as close to your heart as it is mine. Plus, you might learn something new about video games! Hint: it's not just teenagers in basements.
Heck, if you don't give a poop about gaming, you can throw five bucks at NBCF so someone less fortunate can get a potentially life-saving boobsquish.
Thank you, thank you from the bottom of my cancer free boobs!
I've been meaning for months now to write a post about how similar cancer and pregnancy are. Basically, your body isn't your own, people are amazingly supportive, there is a ton of literature and personal stories of friends and acquaintances to take place of statistics and the unknowable. I was going to be much more in-depth and humorous, but that's the gist of it. (Maybe I'll get it right in the book. Should I do a book?)
My final point in the cancer-is-a-baby-you-never-asked-for theory–and the one that's especially relevant for me now–is overestimating the "after." When I was vastly pregnant with my youngest spawn I remember looking at thin people in magazines and on TV and thinking "as soon as I drop this load of baby I'm gonna squeeze my ass into that there miniskirt and drink five margaritas and DANCE!" etc. During chemo and surgery and radiation I had a lot of similar thoughts about how I was going to bound up out of this "sickness" and just be ON FIRE FOR LIFE! So full of energy and appetite and enthusiasm! Unstoppable!
Well, those notions were just as unrealistic as the post-baby ones. Six years later I have yet to squeeze into that there miniskirt (and at this point I think my miniskirt days are done even if I were svelte).
I have been stuck in an existential quagmire. Thinking about what's next and if anything is next. What I'm trying to say is that it's hard to plan for an uncertain future. Yes, yes, I know "any of us could get hit by a bus tomorrow!" but honestly, when you say that to me it's as if you're dismissing my actual legitimate concerns. Here's a cold, hard, fact: There's a 30% chance that I'll be dead in five years. That's not me being a pessimist; that's reality.
Now, I'm doing everything I need to do to be in the 70% on this. I'm still getting Herceptin infusions every three weeks through April, and I'll be on hormone therapy (aromatase inhibitors) until 2021, and of course I'll have annual mammograms.
But cancer is a sneaky, persistent little fucker, and if it feels like coming back, it's going to.
So, I can live with that. But it's hard to LIVE with that. It's difficult to make long-term plans under that kind of cloud. For instance, I would like to go back to school. I'm 15 credits short of completing my bachelor's degree and it's something that I regret not finishing. BUT, what I'd really like to do is get a degree in something healthcare-related and that would require many many more credits than 15. But here's the thing: How much money and effort and time I'd be studying and ignoring my family am I willing to spend if I only get five years? Or four? Or three?
But if I'm in the 70%, what if five years goes by and I'm cancer-free but I'm still at square one on that degree because I was too scared and worried to start something I might not be able to finish?
I'm having trouble bouncing back from this cancer business. Physically, my complaints are few: My armpit is still numb from surgery. My right boob is noticeably smaller than my left (both surgery and radiation contributed to this). I have scars and a medi-port. My eyebrows and eyelashes are sparse. Chemo brain hasn't abated much. Luckily, I'm a writer, so when I can't for the life of me come up with "calves" I improvise "shin butts." My hair is coming in pretty well and I think it says "unfortunate haircut" more than "cancer" now.
Emotionally/psychologically? I'm having a rough time. Crippled with indecision, angst, and weltschmerz based on an unknowable future I turn to Samuel Beckett.
"I can't go on. I'll go on."
So, I'm taking baby steps back into the World, and I hope the World will welcome me.
Yes, I'm one of those annoying people that read The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. I started tidying (which should be called "throwing out") on January 1, and while I don't think my life has changed much, I've definitely learned some things.
First of all, I am sort of bulimic when it comes to possessions. I acquire and hoard (the binge) for a decade and then I purge things in a giant "fuck this shit" explosion. In my last purgesplosion I threw away a lifetime's worth of journals and all of my school yearbooks. If you are a writer you will understand the exquisite pain that haunts me about that decision.
The ten or so years in between binge and purge are very, very cluttered. So. January 1 rolls around and I'm going to get started. I begin with the sock drawer. A giant sock drawer that contains a universe of socks: athletic socks, knee highs, fuzzy socks with lotion cooked in, socks with capes, socks that haven't seen their mate in years. A lot of fucking socks.
So here's the thing with the KonMari method: you hold each object in your hand and if it "sparks joy" you can keep it. Otherwise, out it goes. This can be a tough call. Because what might at first register as "joy" is really something else. It might be "But so-and-so GAVE me those," or "But I might want to wear those in a Halloween costume one day." That's not joy; that's rationalization. Unless I owned both socks, they were still in good shape, and they made me happy to put them on my feet, they went in the giant black trash bag.
After socks I did underwear. I folded them reverently and precisely until two madcap drawers of crazy became one small drawer of peace and order.
Shirts were next. I went from this
to this.
Now every shirt I put on gives me that "Hey, this looks and feels good" spark. I'm not wearing also-ran black t-shirts, I'm wearing the good black t-shirts that feel just right.
But I'll be honest, some of those shirts were really hard to get rid of. In particular my Xbox and GamerchiX garb that I've been hoarding for sentimental reasons even though I left Microsoft over five years ago. Here is where what is magic and different about Marie Kondo's book comes in. I was able to tell those shirts and hoodies "Thank you. You represent an important part of my life and accomplishments that made me proud." No, I didn't say it out loud because I felt a bit silly. But it allowed me to acknowledge how I felt about these inanimate objects and release them.
I had some of the same trouble with shoes.
My orange Chucks that I bought for the Tokyo Game Show. These cheapo little black flats from American Eagle Outfitters that I wore all over Paris and Versailles. It made me sad to let them go, but I feel so much lighter with just what I need and love.
I was really proud of myself, and moved onto books with enthusiasm. Ms. Kondo says to do all books at once, but honestly my living room floor isn't large enough. So, I did one bookshelf. Yep, just one. And it took ALL DAMN DAY.
Why? Because I'm a unapologetic and life-long bookworm. I've purged many many books over the years, and I've read almost exclusively on Kindle since, well, the OG Kindle debuted in 2007. But the paper-and-ink volumes that I've held onto have meaning to me. They represent more than a job or a trip. They are my parallel selves, my possible me's. The alternate Christa that learns Latin for instance, or writes profiles for the New Yorker (still my dream job!).
Or the me that becomes a professor of folklore and mythology. These books here? Joseph Campbell's Masks of God series? They represent a future that never took place. But it was a dream that I–at the time a poor single mother attending college on a Pell Grant–was so excited about that I spent money I should have used for food or diapers on these four paperbacks. Joseph Campbell represented this dream and I held onto his complete works for far longer than I needed to. As you may have guessed, I didn't even read most of them. I was determined to at the very least hang onto my Campbell. I sat on the floor surrounded by these books and sulked. I mourned that woman I never became. That career that didn't happen. Because that's really what I was afraid of letting go. In the end I hung onto books that can't be replicated in e-ink: art books, image-heavy references like atlases, and books that are works of art unto themselves like these children's books from 1907.
Anyway, at the end of a long painful dusty day I got a jam-packed, double-parked bookcase down to two simple shelves. I found interesting bookmarks. The funniest was a letter to me from the Friends of John Kerry and the saddest was a train ticket stub for a friend that killed himself.
Most importantly, of course, I offloaded a bunch of books that had become both physical and emotional baggage and turned it into cash at Half-Price Books.
Which I spent on more books.
It is done.
What began with a lump almost one year ago is finally over.
From the diagnosis
Through six rounds of chemotherapy
Surgery on my breast and lymphnodes
and 30 doses of radiation,
this blog has been a place for me to collect my thoughts, sort out how I felt about what was happening to me, document the experience for the future, and sort of inadvertently–though in the end most importantly–help fellow cancer patients feel they weren't alone.
I went from this:
To this:
Thank you for going along for the ride. Thank you for not turning away from the ugly realities of scars and chemo shits, peeling nipples and weakness, doubt, and flat-out terror. You kept me going, readers.
What's next?
First, the end is not the end. The day after my final dose of radiation, I was back at the hospital for an echocardiogram. I've got Herceptin infusions every three weeks until May. I'll start a five-year hormone therapy treatment mid-January, and in the interim I'll have a bone-density test and another MRI on the "good" boob. I'll have diagnostic-level mammograms for the next three years. I told my daughter all this isn't fighting cancer because the cancer is gone. It's more like treatment that says "…And STAY OUT!"
Because of all this ongoing…stuff, it's been sort of hard for me to call this "the end." Then I received a fancy bottle of champagne from my dear friend Sara. I mean, how could you NOT celebrate with this? So I decided to stick a pin in this moment and create a milestone. This is the end of one journey. I made it. And now it's behind me.
There WILL be a celebration. I'm still figuring out the details. Is it selfish to throw yourself a I Kicked Cancer's Ass party? Would anyone show up? I want to celebrate it being over of course, but I also want to celebrate the friends and family and even strangers who made it easier.
I haven't been very good about updating during radiation. The fact is, for the first three weeks, everything was gravy. I got up in the morning, got the kid off to school, read the paper, did the crossword, played games on my phone for a while, then drove the hospital, got zapped, drove home. NBD.
Then, suddenly, after the 16th session, I noticed that I had a wound under my boob. Turns out that poor area–that hadn't seen sunlight in decades–was the first to get burned. And I, unknowingly, was scratching it in my sleep. I'd actually scratched myself raw before I noticed it. That's when daily wound care with Nurse Rad started.
After the underboob, the armpit went, and finally the nipple. I tell ya, you haven't lived until you've had your nipple skin peel off. It's gross to look at, and it's REALLY painful. It's Vicodin painful. Here's some grody photos I took along the way. I tried not to make them too "booby."
Anyway, I was pretty proud of myself for being so tough about radiation, but it turns out I just hadn't really been tested yet. I was tired as fuck. I'd go to radiation, get my wounds soaked and salved and wrapped, then I'd go Christmas shopping for a while and finally come home and collapse. I often fell asleep before dinner.
My conclusion about radiation: It's true what they say. Your skin will burn and then peel and you will be massively tired.
I have one session left. I'm smiling, and healing.
Complete Remission.
Hooray, right? When did this happen?! Oh wow!
Here's the thing: I posted those two magical words on Facebook over a week ago. And one of my friends commented "I can't wait for the triumphant blog post." So, I've been waiting to feel triumphant and have come to the conclusion that…it ain't gonna happen.
See, I was apparently in complete remission as soon as my surgeon took out those little cancer chunks back in October. But no one told me. See, I'm not a doctor obviously, and this is my first–and hopefully only–cancer rodeo. But I've read a lot and I'm a very active patient. I pay attention and I follow up and I ask questions. So the key phrases the search engine in my brain was looking for when Dr. Superman called me with pathology results were: "No evidence of disease" or "remission." I knew enough to understand that "cured" was off the table. That's not a word you use with cancer.
So, I didn't hear those words and I freaked out. I had a meeting with Buffy the Cancer Slayer and still, those words were missing. And in all subseqent meetings with every person on this superfun cancer "team."
Did I ask "Am I in remission?" No, I guess I didn't. I'm fairly certain I've asked "Is there any more cancer in me?" and have been told that we have no reason to think so. No evidence. No evidence of disease, right? Only no one strung those three words together.
So, the last time I was in for my Herceptin infusion I saw Dr. Captain America and I asked him this question:
"So…do I HAVE cancer or did I used to have cancer? Am I an ex-cancer person?"
He replies. "Ex. You're in complete remission."
Well, halle-fuckin-lujah! But could no one have SAID that like maybe two months ago?!
Words are important. And I'm thrilled to hear those magical words and to repeat them to all the friends and supporters who care about what happens to me. And I've tried really hard over the last week and half or so to shed the frustration and focus on the outcome. I don't have cancer anymore! Hooray!!!!!
But, gosh, the last couple months of my life would have been different if Dr Supe had just said "remission" when he called me that day. I was ready to hear it. I was ready to celebrate. And I kinda feel like I got ripped off.
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Open Forum for Non-Catholics
Friday, Sep 14, 2012 - 6pm ET
David Anders answers:
Does the priest actually become Jesus for a moment while he is consecrating the bread and wine?
Do you include racism in the non-negotiable topics you consider when voting for political candidates?
I can't pray or bring myself to go to Mass anymore -- what is happening to me? Am I atheist or Catholic?
What does the Catholic Church and the Bible say about using lethal force to protect one's family?
How can Mary hear everyone's prayers?
Is it true that the Catholic Church now teaches evolution?
Why do priests not ask Catholics to read the Bible more?
Are there any books that describe Jesus' early life?
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Dont worry... Just landed and we're on the way! "@SmylyD: It's usually not this quiet 3 hours before game time... pic.twitter.com/JpkJnUoTXL"— Justin Verlander (@JustinVerlander) May 19, 2014
The Detroit Tigers grabbed headlines Monday when they were ready to travel decked out in Zubaz gear, but things didn't go as planned.
The team's flight was delayed in Boston after their Sunday night game, and the team was still stuck there as of early Monday afternoon. That led to one lonely pitcher in Cleveland.
Detroit pitcher Drew Smyly left Boston early so he could get to Cleveland and prepare for his Monday start. When he showed up to Progressive Field, he had the clubhouse pretty much to himself.
Good news: Detroit found a way to get out of Boston.
@SmylyD hahaha were on our way!!!— J.D. Martinez (@JDMartinez14) May 19, 2014
Here are some pictures from early Monday morning after the team's initial flight was delayed:
This isn't fun.. @Max_Scherzer pic.twitter.com/4cMAA7dR45— Ian Krol (@IanKrolTKB) May 19, 2014
A bus full of @tigers pic.twitter.com/DrPXDSTdwD— Rajai Davis (@rajai11davis) May 19, 2014
Catcher Bryan Holaday believes the team's outfits may have contributed to the delay:
Our Zubaz were too much for the plane to handle. Lets try again tomorrow— Bryan Holaday (@jbholaday) May 19, 2014
It will be interesting to see if the long night will have an affect on the Tigers when they take on the Indians Monday night.
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Sonny Bill Williams-Francois Botha is Pushed To February
The hectic schedule of Sonny Bill Williams was complicated further when he was forced to put back his heavyweight fight with Francois Botha.
Williams, a rugby World Cup winner with the All Blacks a year ago, was due to meet Botha in Brisbane on November 24, but will now get into the ring with the South African next February on a date to be confirmed.
The reason given is surgery on chest muscle injury, and it remains to be seen if the rearranged fight will affect Williams' reported return to rugby league.
He is currently on a big-money, short-term deal with union side Panasonic Wild Knights, but is widely expected to join the Sydney Roosters for the new NRL season in March.
Commenting on his Twitter account, Williams said: "Just spoke to the doctor operation went well, Thanks for the support I've truly been blessed.. "
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CROWLEY — Funeral services for Mrs. Olympe "Ola" Landry Dronet, 97, of Crowley was held on Saturday, March 10, 2012 at 2:30 p.m. in Duhon Funeral Home Chapel in Crowley. Deacon Rodless LeLeux officiated. Interment followed in Holy Rosary Kaplan Cemetery in Kaplan.
Visitation was held on Friday, March 9, 2012 from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. in Duhon Funeral Home in Crowley, with a rosary recited at 6 p.m. Visitation continued on Saturday from 8 a.m. until service time in the funeral home.
Mrs. Dronet passed away on Thursday, March 8, 2012 at 3:25 p.m. in a Crowley care facility.
A native of Kaplan and longtime resident of Crowley, Mrs. Dronet was a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. She spent many years as a cafeteria worker at Crowley Elementary School, and had also worked at Crowley Garment Factory and at a local tomato farm. Her greatest joy in life was spending time with her family.
Survivors include a daughter, Mary Dronet Broussard of Pasadena, Texas; son, Michael Dronet and wife, Ludell, of Crowley; grandchildren, Nick Broussard and wife, Fran, of Shelton, Conn., Christina Dronet Dean and husband, Andrew, of Denham Springs and Jennifer Dronet Dartez and husband, Chase, of Crowley; great grandchildren, Jerrid, Connie, Joey, Kaden, Andrew, Alex and Bennett; great-great grandchildren, Brayden and Chloe; sister-in-law, Beulah Dronet Spille of Baton Rouge; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Proceeding Mrs. Dronet in death were her husband, Nicholas Dronet; son, Paul Curtis Dronet; granddaughter, Connie Blount; parents, Alcee and Avia Mire Landry; sisters, Nita Benoit and Lelia Broussard; and son-in-law, J.C. Broussard.
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02-Sep-17 Tribute to the Divas, Wedding, Nottingham
25-Aug-17 Diva Divine, Harrogate
05-Aug-17 Soul Devotion, Cannock
08-Jul-17 Tribute to the Divas, Wedding, Cheshire
17-Jun-17 Tribute to the Divas, Private Party, Bristol
17-Mar-17 Diva Divine, Private Party, Halifax
31-Dec-16 Diva Divine, Bloxwich Wallsall
17-Dec-16 Diva Divine, Trentham, Staffordshire
10-Dec-16 Diva Divine, Private Party, Chobham Golf Club, Surrey
03-Dec-16 Tribute to the Divas, Aston, Staffordshire
02-Dec-16 Tribute to the Divas, Lancaster
20-Nov-16 Tribute to the Divas, Weston Hall, Stafford
19-Nov-16 Diva Divine, Lake Windermere
12-Nov-16 Tribute to the Divas, East Berkshire
29-Oct-16 Tribute to the Divas, Harlow Essex
28-Oct-16 Soul Devotion, Charity Event Venue Badderley Green WMC
14-Oct-16 Soul Devotion, Leicester
08-Oct-16 Tribute to the Divas, Swinley Star Nights, Wigan
05-Oct-16 Soul City 7, Private Party, Telford
22-Sep-16 Tribute to the Divas, Hertfordshire
17-Sep-16 Tribute to the Divas, Shiffnal, Telford
03-Sep-16 Tribute to the Divas, Wedding, Hoar Cross Hall, Staffordshire
28-Aug-16 Hassell Street Jive Candy, Diva Divine, Private Party Kendall
27-Aug-16 Diva Divine, Upminster
20-Aug-16 Diva Divine, Lancashire
19-Aug-16 Tribute to the Divas, Badderley Green WMC
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11-Jun-16 Diva Divine, West Sussex
18-May-16 Hassell Street Jive Candy, One Bar Stoke on Trent
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07-May-16 Soul Devotion, Newcastle Staffs
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25-Mar-16 Diva Divine, Farnham, Surrey
19-Mar-16 Soul City 7, Chichester
12-Mar-16 Diva Divine, West Sussex
27-Feb-16 Hassell Street Jive Candy, Stoke on Trent
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20-Feb-16 Diva Divine, Oxford
13-Feb-16 Tribute to the Divas, Stafford
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WLUM-FM (102.1) is replacing Kramp and Adler with . . . Adler.
The station announced Monday that it had pulled the plug on its long-running morning-drive show featuring Brian Kramp and Jon Adler, and that it wasn't renewing Kramp's contract. Late Wednesday, WLUM said it will put a "music-based" show in that 5 to 9 a.m. weekday time slot, hosted by Adler going solo, being May 20. »Read Full Article
Frank Almond to appear with Stradivarius for first time since attack
Days after Milwaukee's most famous stringed instrument was recovered and after two suspects in its theft were charged, violinist Frank Almond returns to the stage Monday evening with the rare Stradivarius in hand.
Almond, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's concertmaster, was attacked with a stun gun in a parking lot and robbed of the 300-year-old Stradivarius on Jan. 27 after an evening concert at Wisconsin Lutheran College. »Read Full Article(8)
Director, cast embolden Milwaukee Rep's 'The Whipping Man'
When we first saw Josh Landay on a Milwaukee stage, he was making his Milwaukee Repertory Theater debut as Tateh, the ebullient Jewish immigrant in "Ragtime," whom Landay played with winning enthusiasm.
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'Tis a proper tale for summer and must needs an optimist to tell it properly. The Optimist Theatre company wishes to put on Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale" this summer. Its performances are free and take place in Kadish Park on the hill above the Milwaukee River. But therein lies the rub. Free performances still cost money to stage. So the merry troupe is holding a fundraiser — "Unsphere the Stars" — Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. It will offer up a variety show with comic frivolity from Phil Johnson and musical stylings from Janet O'Mahony. Tickets are $35, and the group has a matching challenge grant from BMO Harris Bank. »Read Full Article
2 Chainz fastened to hip-hop clichés at Eagles Ballroom
The Grammy-nominated recording artist known as 2 Chainz provided an empowering evening of entertainment at a sold-out Eagles Ballroom at the Rave Saturday.
It began with a lone word appearing on a screen on the stage: "Dream." There was the recorded reading of a poem and imaginative video performances by a troupe of dancers in silhouette. And there was a montage of figures - Martin Luther King Jr.; Michael Jordan, Rocky Balboa - whose very presence provided profound inspiration. »Read Full Article(1)


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The Cambridge Winter Ale Festival had a brief outing in 1986, before starting its current run in 1997.
The Winter Ale Festival is generally held in late January at the University Social Club, Mill Lane, Cambridge, we are pleased to be working with the excellent team at the USC (University Social Club) to bring you the Cambridge Winter Ale Festival.
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That is the festival over for this year, a big thank you for coming along and making it a great success. We hope that you enjoyed yourself and that you found something to your liking.
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The Kennett junior varsity volleyball team with its first-place plaques following its win against Caruthersville in the championship of the Bootheel Conference volleyball tournament Thursday.
Kennett improved to 16-4-1 with the victory and has yet to lose a game to a Bootheel Conference team in 2012.
"These girls have worked hard all season," Kennett coach Kristy Green said. "I couldn't be more proud of them. They have come out and been aggressive in every game.
"Tonight I think they were a little nervous," Green continued. "They knew there was a great deal at stake. They played hard and were able to come out of it with a championship. They deserve it and worked hard for it."
Kennett played from behind for most of the first set. Caruthersville scored the first three points of the match and built an early 9-2 lead. Kennett trailed 18-16 before it scored eight straight points to take its first lead of the game and move ahead 24-18.
Caruthersville scored the next five points to trim the lead to 24-23, but never tied Kennett after falling behind in set 1.
"Both sets were back and forth," Green said.
The second set was tied 3-3, 4-4, 11-11, 12-12 and 15-15. Neither team led by more than four until Kennett took an 18-13 lead late in set 2. Kennett never trailed after going on top 16-15.
"I felt like some of our bigger hitters didn't accumulate as many stats," Green said. "It took a team effort tonight. That's good for the team and all the girls."
Kennett will play at Senath-Hornersville Monday.
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Where Can I Pitch My Tent AND Ride My Bike? SoCal edition
Next month I'm strapping my big 'ol mountain bike to my car and driving up from Los Angeles to Marin County to visit friends. Where should I stop along the way to camp and ride? [more inside]
Unusual photo framing/mounting ideas?
I'm looking for unusual ways to display/mount photos that escape the usual bland thin-frame-white-border look. [more inside]
Should I get a new mountain bike?
Is newer better? [more inside]
Transmontaigne Empires
What countries/empires -- current or historical -- cross entire mountain ranges and successfully control the territory on either side of them? Such as the United States and Canada and the Roman Empire. Countries with borders in the mountains, like Italy in the Alps, do not count, nor do countries IN a mountain range, like Switzerland. Also interested in WHY some countries manage it and others don't. [more inside]
Looking for a digital camera recommendation
Looking for a digital camera recommendation. Something small and compact to take biking and hiking that is able to take action shots. [more inside]
Car ad featuring woman in car on narrow rock formation
For some time now (read: far longer than I care to admit) I have been trying to trace a car advert that I am sure was on UK TV in the 1980's. Briefly, it was of a car placed impossibly high up on a mountain/rock formation in the desert, somewere similar to Chimney Rock NC, in the car was your ISO blonde tanned glamour girl looking windswept. [more inside]
Unmarked aluminum MTB handmade by master steel framer?
I've been looking for interesting vintage-ish hardtail mountain bike frames, and found an ad on Craigslist for an aluminum MTB purportedly built by Colin Laing. Laing is known as a master steelworker who traditionally built beautifully-lugged track and road bikes in England and Arizona, so my hackles have been raised. It would certainly be a unique bike were it built by him. Would you be so well-informed as to confirm or deny the plausibility that this is a Neat Bike? [more inside]
Music nerds, please help me figure out chords on the mountain dulcimer
I would like to be able to tune my 3-stringed diatonically fretted mountain dulcimer, typically stuck in the key of D, to other keys such as G, C, A, F, E, and Am. Then I would like someone to teach me how to figure out the notes on each fret so I can build the chords to play whatever song I'm in the mood for. [more inside]
Tell me where to go!
I want to go take pictures of mountains in Alberta, but so far, no luck. Snowflakes inside. [more inside]
Mountain Biking between Santa Barbara & Los Angeles
I'm having brunch in Santa Barbara this weekend, and then driving back to Los Angeles where I live. After brunch I'd like to drive for a while into the wilderness, park my car, and then ride my rigid frame mountain bike on some scenic single track (or fire roads, sure) for a few hours before heading home. Where should I go? [more inside]
how to build a mountain bike for speed
i ride a trail in melbourne called westerfolds. it is a 5km switchy trail, short climbs, short descents. I am riding a scott spark dual suspension carbon fibre, which is a beautiful bike. but my feeling is that something tailored for the ride would be quicker again. so i want to build something that will do the trick. extra note, i love climbing so i guess focus is on getting weight down for the final product. this is an exercise in what is possible, as well as i just want to get quick. please give me any technical suggestions? mostly i just want a front suspension with light wheels, but is there any other trick? [more inside]
Hybrid vs. Cyclocross bikes?
Back in the day, there were two styles of bikes that I was aware of – road bikes and mountain bikes. Now there are road bikes, mountain bikes, hybrid bikes, and cyclocross bikes. This is very exciting – as more options – but also subtly confusing. [more inside]
Gift Idea for a Cyclist
Looking for a cheap gift idea/suggestion ($15) for someone who is into cycling (mountain biker). [more inside]
What is this mountain?
I got this print from a thrift store today. What mountain is it?
Help fix my hotel wireless
Can't get my hotel wireless to work on my MPB running Mountain Lion. Help! [more inside]
Thanksgiving weekend trip to Colorado
First timers to Colorado, I am excited. Flying in to Denver on Wednesday morning, staying until Sunday morning, renting a car. Thats 4 whole days. Please suggest places at this time of the year. Looking for scenic drive, outdoor tour etc Is driving from Denver to Aspen, to Boulder feasible? How about a road trip to Grand Canyon? Don't want to be out in Cold so much due to old age at the same time would like see the scenic places accessible and safe this time of the year. Appreciate your help.
What side of Mount St. Helens is best?
What side of Mount St. Helens would you go to on a day trip if visiting both wasn't an option? [more inside]
Can my mountain bike frame be repaired?
Can my mountain bike frame be repaired? [more inside]
Using Apple's Native Notes and Reminders for GTD with Mountain Lion
GTD Question for Apple users: Is anyone using the baked in notes and reminders apps successfully for their GTD workflow? I've used a lot of third party apps, but with Mountain Lion it now seems worthwhile to use the apps Apple syncs automatically. Thoughts? Links? Suggestions? Thanks.
Restore apps from Time Machine after upgrade to Mountain Lion?
Can I restore applications from time machine AFTER an OS upgrade? [more inside]
Goats make no sense
How do mountain goats walk over mountainous terrain with such alacrity, given that their feet are essentially stumps of keratin (i.e., hooves)? [more inside]
Mountain bike needs upgrade! Help
So I have a 5 year old mountain bike(IronHorse Team SE) that I have been riding beginner trails and mostly commuting. Condition is fairly good and have been keeping up with cleaning and lubing. I want to spend up to $200 to upgrade components to make it lighter and faster while maintaining the same trail-ability Components are Rock Shox J-1 fork Hayes IH-2 disc brakes AL-6061 Frame Shimano ST-EFX35 Shift Levers TruVativ X-Flow Crank Shimano CSHG30-8I Rear Cogs Acera Shimano Rear Der. Shimano C050 Fr. Der. MythosXC 2.10F Tires Weight 35 lbs Any suggestions please?
Traveling to Everest
Everest base camp! [more inside]
Was summiting Everest possible before Hillary?
A good friend of mine has recently become very interested with all things Everest. Several nights after having a couple of beers, he has asked our group of friends if they think it was possible for someone to have summited Everest before Sir Edmond Hillary, or attempted to summit before George Mallory. One half of the group is adamant that such a feat was impossible before 1921 due to a lack of proper equipment and a cultural reverence for the mountain. The other half believe that it was certainly possible because of the length of human occupation in the region, the adaptation of the Tibetan people to higher altitudes, and the innate ambition of man. Does anyone have scientific evidence for either side of the debate or an educated opinion?
Information regarding Mountain Top Removal
I'm looking for credible scientific information regarding air pollution relating to mountain top remove
Mountain hiking required.
Please recommend a mountain day hike within 3hrs (or so) drive of the Bay Area. [more inside]
Any recommendations for a camping site in the NYC area with decent bathroom facilities?
Any recommendations for a camping site in the NYC area with decent bathroom facilities? [more inside]
Summer Bike Rental in Crested Butte, CO
What's the most inexpensive way to have a bike in Crested Butte for one month this summer? [more inside]
Mental Biking
Tips on getting mentally prepared for my first mountain bike race. [more inside]
Lu Shan: anything other than a mountain range?
If you're Chinese or know Chinese language/culture: when you hear the phrase "Lu Shan," do you automatically think of the Lu Shan mountain range? (Are there any other common meanings that would come to mind more strongly than the mountains would?)
Is there any mountain on earth that is considered unclimbable? [more inside]
What kind of hat is this?
What do you call the kind of soft-looking, somewhat pointed, one-piece hat typically shown on the head of the stereotypical "hillbilly?" [more inside]
Which mountain would you recommend for a beginner?
A friend and I want to climb a mountain, ideally inside Europe. Only question, which one? Advice for beginners much appreciated! [more inside]
Is it safe to cross the Cascade during the winter?
Is it safe to cross the Cascade from Portland during the winter? I accepted a job cross-country. I will be leaving all my possessions behind. I want fly into Portland and rent a car and continue rest of my trip east into central Oregon. What's winter condition like at mountain passes on state route 20, 26, or I-84. Is it safe to drive in the mountain during late November/early December?
Where is the cheapest alignment that will get the job done?
BayAreaFilter: Where can I get the cheapest alignment in Berkeley/Oakland or Mountain View, CA? [more inside]
How can I get a job with a view?
Help me discover the path to a job working on the clusters of equipment that sit on top of mountains. [more inside]
What's on your MTB?
Going on a 3-day mountain bike ride, what should I bring? [more inside]
Ski filter: Rocky Mountain Super pass vs the Colorado pass.
Ski filter: Rocky Mountain Super + vs the Colorado pass. [more inside]
Help me Bike the right way.
Help me Bike the right way. I've recently gotten back into biking and am doing it in a way I never have before. I need pointers from people with experience. [more inside]
Do baby mountains exist??
Can people recommend a baby mountain a friend and I can climb? [more inside]
What mountain bike for touring?
I'm looking for advice on what mountain bike to buy for a long off-road tour. [more inside]
Real place or no?
Is this a real place, or just a horrible Photoshop that I really want to exist? [more inside]
is it really that special
what is the best designed rear suspension mountain bike on the market, and why. particularly from an engineering point of view. including, what is the best inertial shock design, and is carbon fiber really an appropriate solution for mountain bike frames? [more inside]
What do I need to do to store my mountain bike?
I'm fairly new to the mountain bike game and unfortunately I am having to park my mountain bike for three months whilst I work away. Security is not an issue but in general what maintenance and precautions do I need to take, if any, before it goes away? FYI: I have a 2008 Kona Cinder Cone (linky) and the bike is currently in a reasonably clean state (but not spotless).
Help me remember a mountain clearing
Help me remember a mountain clearing. [more inside]
Moab filter: bike rental?
Any recommended bike rental shops in Moab (for next week)? Google turns up many places to rent but if you have good/bad experiences or suggestions, please share.
How can I make a rad Stop-Motion animation in Final Cut
How can I make a stop-motion animation in Final Cut Pro from a series of many photographs? Details inside. [more inside]
Cheap Mountain Biking experience in greater Sydney?
Cheap Mountain Biking experience in greater Sydney? [more inside]
Am I safe to solo camp without a tent?
Solo tent-less camping - safety tips? [more inside]
Make me smell like flowery grape soda.
Can anyone find me some Texas mountain laurel perfume? [more inside]
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Please add this article to Category:The Guardian. Thank you. Green Giant (talk) 02:55, 19 September 2015 (UTC)