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At Thanksgiving time I always think of all the people and things I am truly grateful for. I try on a daily basis to be thankful and sometimes I...
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Find out more about Cindi: Cindi Asher is a self-published author of two books. She has been a recovering addict since April 1, 1987. She writes from the heart about her daughter’s cancer, addiction, abuse and many other topics. (casherbooks@yahoo.com) |
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October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. What a horrible experience when you live with someone who is physically, mentally or...
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The story of Cindrella has a happy ending. She meets her prince and he takes her away from the wicked step mother and step sisters. What was her...
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On any given day you can read it in the newspaper or internet or watch it on news. A child shot, a child stabbed or a child seriously beat up. Most of...
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Yesterday information was given to you on two cancer walks coming up in the next two weeks. Below is a list of web sites you can visit to see just how...
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There are two important events coming up. Information for both events are listed below. I will be there selling “A Cancer Child’s...
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I am going to share with you today my experience with that dreadful day, September 11, 2001. If you are an American, you remember exactly where you...
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Today is a Teenager Suicide Prevention Day. It is a day we need to stop and think about our teenagers and what they are going through. We should keep...
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Letter from a mother: In 1985 I was a single mom and looking for a good pediatrician. My insurance was not all that good so I had to find one that...
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It is so hard being a child with cancer, bottom line. They need positive things to focus on while they are physically and emotionally not feeling...
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