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The experience of cancer is one that many of us will experience either first hand or second hand. There are many ways to help. The support available on-line is one way of helping our loved ones, friends and ourselves. It allows access to information and comforting words from the safety of home. NEWRoger Lovegrove has reminded me that I had not indexed Sandra's poem Journey. Thank you Roger for taking the time to tell me. I really do appreciate this. It is good to know that folks revisit this site. I have updated chat with a reference to Angela and about contact. Ì Ì Ì Ì Ì Ì Ì Ì Ì Ì Ì Ì Another new site is added. Chemocare.com gives advice about care during Chemotherapy and beyond. I have added the site to information. This is a site about Mesothelioma and asbestos. I find it excellent as it is so well laid out as well as being comprehensive. Thank you Rick for suggesting this. Angela has had her poem Radiation on a Rainy Day published in this year's anthology of poems for the Austin International Poetry Festival. This is found at www.aipf.org . Well done Angela. I have had my check up and updated my page. All is well but I appear to be later with this each year! I again thank all at the Breast Clinic of the Western General Hospital for their support. My friend Heather is a great sender of round robin funnies and thoughts. Her latest had some great thoughts on the friendships of women - the sisterhood. Somehow this always sounds so pretentious yet, thinking about it, I know how dear to me and how essential are those women who are always there. Thank you to my friends including those I never meet now, but still chat with through emails and who are still dear. I am not leaving men out here as their friendship is equally precious.
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