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Story about Big Breast4000 Celebrate Breast

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Posted 04 October 2006 - 10:46 AM

If you have loved ones or friends that have survived breast cancer, it’s time for celebration. Your friend or loved one has been through a very stressful time and lots of procedures. And no matter which procedure they had, they must be emotionally and physically drained.

It’s time to let them know you are celebrating with them and will do whatever it takes to make them feel whole again.

One of the best gifts you can offer is the gift of yourself: be there for then when they are happy and energetic, as well as when they feel tired and lonely.

Here are a few ideas for those times full of optimism and stamina:

- go together for a shopping trip, and buy a little something that will make your friend feel beautiful
- have a cup of coffee together at a coffee shop, away from home
- take walk in the park to enjoy nature again: a cool breeze of fresh air, the nice colors of fall, and even the kids playing on the swing sets

For those days when your friend is tired and doesn’t feel like doing much, give her one of the following gifts:

- a nice book to read
- a music CD/DVD
- a journal, so she can jot down her feelings
- a spa gift certificate: getting a massage not only feels good, but it helps the mind and body to concentrate on healing and reduces stress. If you can, give her the gift of a monthly massage that will rejuvenate her month after month.

And don’t forget to give yourself a gift too: the gift of health. Make sure you take care of your own body, by living a healthy life, resting and eating nourishing food. And get a mammogram this year: be pro-active!

Don't forget to remind all your friends about the importance of monthly breast self-exams.

This post has been edited by Andrew: 10 October 2006 - 02:50 AM

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Posted 10 October 2006 - 02:52 AM

This is clear and obvious spam. Don't spam. I'm sorry this stayed up here as long as it did (5 days, as far as I can tell).

I had chosen a forum for this instead of a blog because I thought I'd get less spam, and I have. In fact, I thought that perhaps I'd get no spam, but alas, this has not proven to be the case.
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