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The Last Leg Of the Great French Adventure: Normandy

The Great French Adventure: Last Day in Paris

One of the things that has brought people to my blog are those posts that I’ve done on dense breasts, so this posting will go into more detail about this specific characteristic. Because my own breasts were very dense, I’ve had a more convoluted process with my own breast cancer diagnosis and hope that I […]

We’ll Always Have Paris

Last spring break I went to Paris for the first time. With my (then) 17 year old daughter. To share the magnitude of this with you, please know that I’ve dreamed of going to Paris all my life and for lots of reasons (none really valid, but all very rational) I had never been. After […]

I’m Just About Ready To Kick Gwyneth Paltrow In the Teeth

The quote above is by Dr. Habib Sadeghi in the latest Gwyneth Paltrow Goop newsletter which I subscribed to a while ago and still haven’t cancelled (although after this one, I may just have to). I take such umbrage at this quote. It bothers me deeply because it insinuates that those of us who have experienced cancer […]

The Pet Saga: Fancy Rats Part 2

The Fancy Rat saga continues. This stuff is just too good not to write down. Yesterday I was driving back home and turning onto our street when I saw my daughter driving the other way. We both stopped at the corner and rolled down our car windows and before I said a word, she greeted […]

I Thought My Mom Was Angry, But She Was Just Keeping Her Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis a Secret

When I was a young child, I always thought my mom was angry most of her life because she didn’t want us, wished she hadn’t had kids, didn’t like being a mom. Then, when she passed away 5 years ago, I had the chance to read some of her old journals where she made […]

The Last Leg Of the Great French Adventure: Normandy

The Great French Adventure: Last Day in Paris

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