November is writing month. Before I started my PhD, I participated in NaNoWriMo - National Novel Writing Month. I sat down every morning and wrote stories relating to our…
It is October - Breast Cancer Awareness Month - and with that comes pink ribbons, but also a lot of blog posts and public information announcements about breast cancer.…
Ever wonder why, if one in eight women are at lifetime risk of getting breast cancer, that you don't know that many women with breast cancer? Unless, of course…
A friend (Marie Ennis O’Connor) has asked me to blog about something that I’ve learned through my experiences with breast cancer. I went back through my blogs, looking for…
Yesterday I did a short presentation for a conference session titled Patients 2.0, which is part of the Health 2.0 conference. Since I wasn't given a lot of notice,…
During the Medicine X conference, the twitter stream lit up with calls to give blood. This is always a bit of a frustrating feeling - knowing you want to…
After all the excited from the ALTC Conference in Manchester, I flew back to Belfast to attend a conference on ePatient - The medical, ethical and legal repercussions of…
This week, Ann did the footwork (thank you) and posted about a false statistics that has been made very popular within the breast cancer blogosphere. I must confess, that I…
In a post last week, Nancy challenged fellow cancer bloggers to write 15 random things about themselves. I think this is such a great way to help demonstrate how cancer…