As I mentioned in my last post, it appears that once you drop out of the realm of standard cancer treatments, the system isn’t designed to support you quite in the same way. I don’t think anyone knows exactly what to do with me.  And it’s extremely unnerving. This predicament is ...

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There are definitely worth things to be addicted to than concealer but for those who are take a gander at Benefit's newest concoction, Confessions of a Concealaholic. How do you know you're an addict? The booklet inside will tell you. Do you own more than three concealers?  Do I! Who had teenage ...

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In the spirit of being adventurous (similar to my last post) here are two dishes, I've tried that go beyond my usual eating experiences. Bone marrow on toasts Now, bone marrow may be a familiar treat for some but it certainly is not an everyday appetizer. I had the pleasure of enjoying ...

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Hair on the Avenue, one of Yorkville's lovely hair salons is now offering a kids-only division on Sundays called Buzzcuts and Ponytails. Just like their 30 minute blow dry bar called Blown, this initiative was launched to be fun and fast, for only $30.  It's fun because the kids get their own ...

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If the seven stages of grieving are anything like the seven stages of getting spectacularly grim news about your cancer, then I’m right on schedule:  I am no longer drowning in despair or frozen in shock, but am awash in the turbulent waters of anger. This is good because it turns ...

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