|
|  |
|
|
[This Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts]
| 08/06/04 | Cancer is man-made? # |
Hilde Aardal
 |
Since I am one of many who has Cancer, I must admit I am rather offended by a statement it is my "own way of living" which has given me Cancer.
Sorry, that is BS.
People who have never smoked a cigarette in their life, had one drink, eaten healthy food and kept a healthy life have suddenly been diagnosed with Cancer. Even without any Cancer in their family.
The "reason" why Cancer appears is in my eyes a X-Factor.
Unknown. Yes, we hear daily of things that can "give you Cancer". Even milk was at one point dangerous. I've heard it about everything from strawberries, carpets, candles, fish oil, too many vitamins and blueberries (heard that the other day).
How I live my life is my own business. I refuse to sit here and defend my life in order to claim I am innocent. Believe me, since I was diagnosed; I've heard I got it because I used the solarium for six months, cut my nosehairs with a nosehair cutter (haha) and 100 other reasons.
This Message Board is open for everyone who wants to sell, offer advice, support, new treatments or even arguments.
And it is open for anger. I am angry at the moment. I am currently going through chemo. I heard a woman say at the Cancer Hospital in Oslo, Norway:
"Chemo therapy is not our enemy, it is our friend".
What is a pity for many people in this world is the fact that they can not afford the therapy needed. They have to choose less effective therpay to fight many different diseases. Luckily for me, I live in a country where everything is FREE.
How people choose to fight their diseases is their own choice if they have a choice, that is.
I have chosen school medicine at the most modern hospital available in Norway. I have that choice fortunately.
No one can convince me that eating this or that, drinking this or that, doing this or that is more effective than the therapy I have to go through. However, I fully respect others for believing otherwise. BUT I refuse to listen to people who claim that my way of living has given me Cancer.
If we are to avoid everything that is said or has been said to produce Cancer, we might as well jump out of the 20th floor and be done with it.
Only my humble opinion, of course. Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 08/05/04 | re: re: Give your body what it's missing to fight cancer naturally # |
Cynthia Wittstruck
 |
This is interesting. My father was diagnosed with diabetes while he was in the hospital. He never had a history of this, although his father did. It is hard to say why this occurred, but the information you provide about cancer being related to glucose is interesting. Feel free to message me privately with more information. Cynthia
> Clayton Thomas wrote:
> Todd,
>
>Research shows that the cancer feeds on glucose and other sugars. If you are suffering from cancer the last thing you want to do is feed it.
>
>The best thing to do with cancer is prevent it. How eating your fruits and veggies and taking solid supplements, you can find out if your food intake and supplementation are working by getting scanned on the Pharmanex Bio-Photonic Scanner, the only accurate non-invasive measurement of antioxidants in your tissue.
>
>If you have cancer currently I would strongly urge you to take supplements that are backed by proven clinical research. Two products I recommend to everyone I know that has an immune sytem are AiE10 (www.pxnkc.com) and Reishimax (www.pharmanexusa.com under pharmanex solutions) Both have been proven in independent cliical studies to either inhibit the growht of the most aggressive breast caner cells (Reishimax in a study published in the Journal of cancer integrative medicine done by Indiana University)or help support NKC levels to allow your body to fight off cancer AiE10 (read the research on the website)
>
>If you are interested in finally preventing cancer or would like help fighting it visit my webpage under gotyournumber and clay thomas or contact me at 206-419-8225.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Clayton Thomas
>
>To all the best in helping you live better, longer.
>
>> Todd Utterback wrote:
>> I wanted to share this natural nutritional product that you need to know about to help yourself and anyone that you know that has cancer or other chronic diseases. The product is called glyconutritionals. I am not saying that this is a cure for cancer, but based on the 3rd party scientific studies it will definitely not hurt you and it should help. Before you blow this off, you should at least learn more about it at www.miraclesugars.net and www.glycoscience.org
>>At glycoscience.org, type in cancer in the search box to see specific research studies on how glyconutritionals helps the body naturally heal.
>>If you want to learn more about the product and how to try it at wholesale costs visit my page or email me.
>>I can also tell you about a great way to earn the products free for life. I have earned my free products for life and I can help you can do the same.
>>
>>God Bless You and I hope you share this with people you care about.
>>-Todd Utterback Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/31/04 | Curing Cancer # |
M Antonio
|
A friend told me him his brother was taken off of chemo and had six months or so to live. I told him I had info that might save his life. He asked for more. I wrote back:
I can only summarize. An in-person meeting would be best.
Depending on who is the decision maker, as to what therapies he undergoes, it may already be too late. If the final arbiter is handing responsibility, to decide, to the MD's currently advising chemo, his death is probably imminent (hours to months, at best). If that arbiter (you, or another family member) is willing to do something different, even if it means telling the MD "thanks, but no thanks," and physically removing him, to care for him elsewhere, what I would suggest could save his life.
Disease, like the word implies, is a state of dis-ease, i.e., a contrary position. Cancer, like most, if not all diseases, is man-made, i.e., a result of an unnatural lifestyle (how we live) that brings it on. Therefore, the "simple" solution is to do the exact opposite of that which was being done before.
It is true that the most famous therapies of "cutting it out," "burning it out," and "poisoning it out" (surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy) can do some good, but, because they don't address the underlying problem (a lifestyle contrary to that which is truly natural / what mother nature intended), the cancer only comes back. These three famous "therapies" tend to leave their victim, if you will, worse off than when they started, oftentimes, much worse off.
The most famous and, thus, often used therapies, are only famous because of the violence that politics allows. Putting it simply, there are those who wish to be left alone and those who won't leave them alone. Those who won't leave them alone form collectives which they call "states" or "governments" that controls those who wish to be left alone. The end result is there is no true free market in the word of health and healing anymore than there is not in virtually every other field. "Medical boards" can and do take the "license" away from any "MD" who "practices medicine" in any manner contrary to what they will permit.
The average individual is conditioned to accept "M.D.'s" as the most knowledgeable authorities on health. This is due to their schooling and the media. The maverick M.D.'s who want to heal using another approach are usually bankrupted when their "license" to "practice" is taken away. The end result is virtually no one hears about them because they have little no advertising budget. The "word gets out" only through word-of-mouth and those few and far in between reporters who investigate further.
The most famous "therapies" are known as "conventional," the least famous, as "alternative," "complementary" or "integrative," which I will refer to collectively as "the nature cure."
There are numerous "nature cures," with some being more successful than others, depending, in part, on the particular cancer being addressed. If any of this sounds like it might be of interest, I can give you the names of various practitioners of nature cures (some MD, some not), so you can inquire further. I also have various books and magazine articles on this subject.
Again, an in person meeting would be best because, "seeing is believing."
If anyone reading this wants to know more, let me know.
Also, please visit and join the Better-World Project at http://betterworld-network.ryze.com/ and study my Ryze page.Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/30/04 | re: Give your body what it's missing to fight cancer naturally # |
Clayton Thomas
|
Todd,
Research shows that the cancer feeds on glucose and other sugars. If you are suffering from cancer the last thing you want to do is feed it.
The best thing to do with cancer is prevent it. How eating your fruits and veggies and taking solid supplements, you can find out if your food intake and supplementation are working by getting scanned on the Pharmanex Bio-Photonic Scanner, the only accurate non-invasive measurement of antioxidants in your tissue.
If you have cancer currently I would strongly urge you to take supplements that are backed by proven clinical research. Two products I recommend to everyone I know that has an immune sytem are AiE10 (www.pxnkc.com) and Reishimax (www.pharmanexusa.com under pharmanex solutions) Both have been proven in independent cliical studies to either inhibit the growht of the most aggressive breast caner cells (Reishimax in a study published in the Journal of cancer integrative medicine done by Indiana University)or help support NKC levels to allow your body to fight off cancer AiE10 (read the research on the website)
If you are interested in finally preventing cancer or would like help fighting it visit my webpage under gotyournumber and clay thomas or contact me at 206-419-8225.
Sincerely,
Clayton Thomas
To all the best in helping you live better, longer.
> Todd Utterback wrote:
> I wanted to share this natural nutritional product that you need to know about to help yourself and anyone that you know that has cancer or other chronic diseases. The product is called glyconutritionals. I am not saying that this is a cure for cancer, but based on the 3rd party scientific studies it will definitely not hurt you and it should help. Before you blow this off, you should at least learn more about it at www.miraclesugars.net and www.glycoscience.org
>At glycoscience.org, type in cancer in the search box to see specific research studies on how glyconutritionals helps the body naturally heal.
>If you want to learn more about the product and how to try it at wholesale costs visit my page or email me.
>I can also tell you about a great way to earn the products free for life. I have earned my free products for life and I can help you can do the same.
>
>God Bless You and I hope you share this with people you care about.
>-Todd Utterback Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/27/04 | Give your body what it's missing to fight cancer naturally # |
Todd Utterback
 |
I wanted to share this natural nutritional product that you need to know about to help yourself and anyone that you know that has cancer or other chronic diseases. The product is called glyconutritionals. I am not saying that this is a cure for cancer, but based on the 3rd party scientific studies it will definitely not hurt you and it should help. Before you blow this off, you should at least learn more about it at www.miraclesugars.net and www.glycoscience.org
At glycoscience.org, type in cancer in the search box to see specific research studies on how glyconutritionals helps the body naturally heal.
If you want to learn more about the product and how to try it at wholesale costs visit my page or email me.
I can also tell you about a great way to earn the products free for life. I have earned my free products for life and I can help you can do the same.
God Bless You and I hope you share this with people you care about.
-Todd UtterbackReply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/25/04 | Marie Anne and others Check out jen's place # |
Angel Jen
 |
I see you are with Hugs and Hope also. This is angel jen and I do happy mail also. I have sent over 200 in the past month and half.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HAPPY-MAIL-PROJECT
http://www.caringbridge.com/tn/babyharley
http://www.ryze.com/go/jeneagle
Blessings,
angel jen
ps I also do Canada's sick childrenReply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/23/04 | Thanks, Marie-Anne # |
Dave Hamilton
 |
This looks like a wonderful thing to do. I have already started reading how it works, but I must say this is also going to take an awful lot of courage on my part. When I read the part about the kid no loneger being alive, it crushed me..knowing that I would establish any kind of relationship with a kid and lose him/her. That is devastating..hope I can do this right.
Thanks.
Dave
Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/23/04 | (no subject) # |
Marie-Anne Hofmann
 |
Hi Everyone,
Hope some of you will be able to contribute some of your time to cheer up these little angels.
New Page 1
www.hugsandhope.com
Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/21/04 | Hi, Hilde! # |
Dave Hamilton
|
I just found out about this network today and joined. Not knowing anything about your specific condition, I hope your cancer is in remission and that you are doing well. Cancer claimed both my mom (last August) and my dad, so it not something I am fond of and have hoped for a long time that modern medicine would find a cure.
God bless you,
Dave Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/20/04 | SOMETHING FOR KIDS TO DO THIS SUMMER # |
Angel Jen
|
http://www.colorasmile.org/
COLOR, RETURN AND MAKE A SMILE FOR SOMEONE. Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/18/04 | Special invite to everyone # |
Angel Jen
|
JOIN JEN'S HAPPY MAIL PROJECT YAHOO GROUP AT
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HAPPY-MAIL-PROJECT/
HAPPY MAILING TO EVERYONE!!!!!
Only a life lived for others is a life worth while.
- Albert Einstein
Visit:
Harley http://www.caringbridge.com/tn/babyharley
Jen http://www.ryze.com/go/jeneagle
Leave messages in guestbooks.
Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/15/04 | re: re: T Shirt Contest # |
Cameron Pach
|
That's odd. Try it again if you would, or you may e mail me at cpach@bellsouth.net, or cameron@cottonforacure.com
PLEASE note that because of the way the prizes will be given a way, the contest is in the States only. But suggestions are always welcome.
Hope your feeling alright.
Cameron
> Hilde Aardal wrote:
> Dear Cameron,
>I tried to send a slogan but the email came back because "the account is full".
>Perhaps there is another way to send slogans?
>
>
>> Cameron Pach wrote:
>> Place this on your website:
>>Cancer Slogan T Shirt Contest! Get your art or slogan on a shirt, win prizes, and best of all, you’ll be helping out those affected by cancer. Click HERE to enter. (takes you to Cotton For A Cure home page)
>>
>>On Cotton For A Cure home page
>> “Design A Shirt Contest” Click HERE
>>
>>Design A Shirt Contest:
>>Are you artsy or have something to say? Cotton for a Cure will select art or a slogan from each age category and use it to become our next shirt design. As a selected winner, you will win prizes from each of the following categories. All designs or slogans must be cancer related and can be for general cancer awareness or a specific type. The T-shirt will be white, and you can use up to 4 colors for your front print design. Be sure to include your signature so everyone will know you’re a winner. We will post the winner from each category on our apparel page for all your friends to see. The retail proceeds of each winning design will be given to help fund the below organizations.
>>
>>Categories are:
>>
>>Ages 0-9
>>Break out the crayons and get busy. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to Cancer For Kids for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.cancercareforkids.org
>>You could win the following
>>Add prizes here-
>>1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
>>
>>Ages 10-18
>>Think teen. You’re the ones who know what’s cool. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to First Descents for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.firstdescents.org
>>Be the winner and get the following swag:
>>Add prizes here-
>>1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
>>
>>Ages 19-39
>>All of you between pediatric and geriatric! 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to PlanetCancer.org for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check them out at www.planetcancer.org
>>Get creative and win the following:
>> Add prizes here-
>>1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
>>
>>Ages 40+
>>Use that experience and create a slogan or piece of art that expresses your feelings. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to cancercare.org for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.cancercare.org
>>Win these prizes:
>>Add prizes here-
>>1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
>>
>>Remember, you don’t have to buy anything or be an artist to win. All ideas must be postmarked by 11/26/04. Prizes to be mailed on 1/10/05. Due to screen-printing procedure, artwork will be kept in its original form as best as possible. Some aspects may have to be altered in order to make art shirt printable. Art will not be returned, and each winner’s art will become the property of Cotton For A Cure. Art or slogans with profanity, nudity, or anything found to be ‘offensive’ by Cotton For A Cure will not be eligible for contest.
>>
>>E-mail your design or slogan to ideas@cottonforacure.com
>>
>>Mail art to:
>>Cotton For A Cure Contest
>>2870 Brookton Lane, Suite 3
>>Dacula, Ga. 30019
>>
>>Be sure to include separately from your art, your full name, age, ship to address, e-mail address and phone number. If you are selected as a winner, you will be notified by phone or e mail no later than 12/15/2005
>>
>>Click HERE to return to home page
>> Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/15/04 | My Dad and his esophegectomy # |
Cynthia Wittstruck
|
Well, I moved to my home state to be with my Dad. It has been a frustrating road. He had the esophagectomy and when he was in the recovery room, they punctured a hole in his trach. because they had to reintubate him. This caused leakage in his lungs. About a month later they figured this out and they tried to stitch it up. That didn't work. So, yesterday they put in a plastic stent hoping that will cover it up, although the doc said that they stint may not be long enough? Why didn't he know this before? Anyway, I am frustrated as hell, my Dad has pneumonia and is depressed. A few more days will tell us if the stent took hold, otherwise yet another procedure. CynthiaReply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/15/04 | re: T Shirt Contest # |
Hilde Aardal
|
Dear Cameron,
I tried to send a slogan but the email came back because "the account is full".
Perhaps there is another way to send slogans?
> Cameron Pach wrote:
> Place this on your website:
>Cancer Slogan T Shirt Contest! Get your art or slogan on a shirt, win prizes, and best of all, you’ll be helping out those affected by cancer. Click HERE to enter. (takes you to Cotton For A Cure home page)
>
>On Cotton For A Cure home page
> “Design A Shirt Contest” Click HERE
>
>Design A Shirt Contest:
>Are you artsy or have something to say? Cotton for a Cure will select art or a slogan from each age category and use it to become our next shirt design. As a selected winner, you will win prizes from each of the following categories. All designs or slogans must be cancer related and can be for general cancer awareness or a specific type. The T-shirt will be white, and you can use up to 4 colors for your front print design. Be sure to include your signature so everyone will know you’re a winner. We will post the winner from each category on our apparel page for all your friends to see. The retail proceeds of each winning design will be given to help fund the below organizations.
>
>Categories are:
>
>Ages 0-9
>Break out the crayons and get busy. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to Cancer For Kids for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.cancercareforkids.org
>You could win the following
>Add prizes here-
>1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
>
>Ages 10-18
>Think teen. You’re the ones who know what’s cool. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to First Descents for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.firstdescents.org
>Be the winner and get the following swag:
>Add prizes here-
>1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
>
>Ages 19-39
>All of you between pediatric and geriatric! 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to PlanetCancer.org for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check them out at www.planetcancer.org
>Get creative and win the following:
> Add prizes here-
>1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
>
>Ages 40+
>Use that experience and create a slogan or piece of art that expresses your feelings. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to cancercare.org for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.cancercare.org
>Win these prizes:
>Add prizes here-
>1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
>
>Remember, you don’t have to buy anything or be an artist to win. All ideas must be postmarked by 11/26/04. Prizes to be mailed on 1/10/05. Due to screen-printing procedure, artwork will be kept in its original form as best as possible. Some aspects may have to be altered in order to make art shirt printable. Art will not be returned, and each winner’s art will become the property of Cotton For A Cure. Art or slogans with profanity, nudity, or anything found to be ‘offensive’ by Cotton For A Cure will not be eligible for contest.
>
>E-mail your design or slogan to ideas@cottonforacure.com
>
>Mail art to:
>Cotton For A Cure Contest
>2870 Brookton Lane, Suite 3
>Dacula, Ga. 30019
>
>Be sure to include separately from your art, your full name, age, ship to address, e-mail address and phone number. If you are selected as a winner, you will be notified by phone or e mail no later than 12/15/2005
>
>Click HERE to return to home page
> Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/13/04 | T Shirt Contest # |
Cameron Pach
|
Place this on your website:
Cancer Slogan T Shirt Contest! Get your art or slogan on a shirt, win prizes, and best of all, you’ll be helping out those affected by cancer. Click HERE to enter. (takes you to Cotton For A Cure home page)
On Cotton For A Cure home page
“Design A Shirt Contest” Click HERE
Design A Shirt Contest:
Are you artsy or have something to say? Cotton for a Cure will select art or a slogan from each age category and use it to become our next shirt design. As a selected winner, you will win prizes from each of the following categories. All designs or slogans must be cancer related and can be for general cancer awareness or a specific type. The T-shirt will be white, and you can use up to 4 colors for your front print design. Be sure to include your signature so everyone will know you’re a winner. We will post the winner from each category on our apparel page for all your friends to see. The retail proceeds of each winning design will be given to help fund the below organizations.
Categories are:
Ages 0-9
Break out the crayons and get busy. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to Cancer For Kids for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.cancercareforkids.org
You could win the following
Add prizes here-
1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
Ages 10-18
Think teen. You’re the ones who know what’s cool. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to First Descents for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.firstdescents.org
Be the winner and get the following swag:
Add prizes here-
1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
Ages 19-39
All of you between pediatric and geriatric! 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to PlanetCancer.org for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check them out at www.planetcancer.org
Get creative and win the following:
Add prizes here-
1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
Ages 40+
Use that experience and create a slogan or piece of art that expresses your feelings. 100% of retail proceeds and 50% of wholesale proceeds will go to cancercare.org for the next 12 months beginning 2/1/2005. Check out the site at www.cancercare.org
Win these prizes:
Add prizes here-
1 shirt of each design from Cotton For A Cure
Remember, you don’t have to buy anything or be an artist to win. All ideas must be postmarked by 11/26/04. Prizes to be mailed on 1/10/05. Due to screen-printing procedure, artwork will be kept in its original form as best as possible. Some aspects may have to be altered in order to make art shirt printable. Art will not be returned, and each winner’s art will become the property of Cotton For A Cure. Art or slogans with profanity, nudity, or anything found to be ‘offensive’ by Cotton For A Cure will not be eligible for contest.
E-mail your design or slogan to ideas@cottonforacure.com
Mail art to:
Cotton For A Cure Contest
2870 Brookton Lane, Suite 3
Dacula, Ga. 30019
Be sure to include separately from your art, your full name, age, ship to address, e-mail address and phone number. If you are selected as a winner, you will be notified by phone or e mail no later than 12/15/2005
Click HERE to return to home page
Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/11/04 | re: Second round of chemo # |
George Payne
 |
Hi Hilde,
I hope that when you get this you're back and feeling a little better. I know from my son Cameron that Chemo can be very debilitating, and takes a lot out of you. I wish you the very best. I'm sure Gunar will be a big help and comfort.
I just got back from Dacula, Georgia (I'm in Toronto, Canada), having flown down in my Piper Archer with my daughters Laura & Jaime, and Jaime's boyfriend Mark, who is Polish. Great to see my grandkids & visit for a week.
I'm going to help Cam with the "Cotton for a Cure" business he's set up, to market cancer slogan T-shirts with 30% of the net profits going to help cancer victims. I believe Cameron is sending you the T-shirt you said you wanted.
I'll be handling the operation in Canada, and look forward to being able to help victims and families of victims with their financial difficulties that result from having cancer.
Hang in there, and remember you have our support and love.
George
> Hilde Aardal wrote:
> In three hours, the taxi will come to take me to the hospital in Oslo for my second chemo session. My boyfriend is coming with me.
>I can't say I am looking forward to spending 4 days in the hospital but I've made a saying:
>"Chemo is working for you, not against you" even if it feels like it with my head in the bucket.
>I'll be back next week but I am not sure how much time I can spend on Ryze. However, it usually takes a lot to stop me from spending time on the computer. One of the advantages of being a computer freak, I guess :-)
>
>
>I hope you will write a message here, letting us all know how you are doing in your own battles. Little or small, this is not a competition. This is a place to vent, cry, ask questions or make comments :-)
>
>See you around!Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/10/04 | Question # |
Angel Jen
|
Does anyone know how much the hats costs that patients wear when they are having chemo?
I need to know as soon as possible. No one buy one until you get back with me.
Thanks,
jenReply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/08/04 | Special for everyone # |
Angel Jen
|
http://www.chemoangels.com/
If you know of anyone with cancer or life threatening illness, please check out chemoangels.com. They can sign up to be adopted by an angel and receive cards and little gifts. They can have a chemo angel or card angel. I think they can have both if they wish.
They also have a SENIOR program. This is for folks that are in nursing homes or shut in at home. I am a senior patient. I do not have cancer, but am disabled and do not go out unless I am going to the doctor.
It is a very good program and it brightens up a day when the postman delivers a package and cards to you.
They need volunteers to be angels for patients. Also Angels for Hope needs volunteers for crocheting of butterflies, angels and smiley faces.
You can check out at my niece site other organizations that needs volunteers for card sending, etc.
I have my happy mail project going and I have already sent out close to 200 cards and goodies to individuals. No one is obligated to send to anyone, but it does make you feel good to know a smile has been put on some child or sick adult's face.
I just wished that I know known about this years ago while I was still working.
Please check out all the places that needs volunteers at http://www.caringbridge.com/tn/babyharley . I have the names listed (clickables) close to the bottom of Harley's page.
Blessings to all,
jen
Please visit jen's place and read details about the happy mail project. Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/07/04 | Second round of chemo # |
Hilde Aardal
|
In three hours, the taxi will come to take me to the hospital in Oslo for my second chemo session. My boyfriend is coming with me.
I can't say I am looking forward to spending 4 days in the hospital but I've made a saying:
"Chemo is working for you, not against you" even if it feels like it with my head in the bucket.
I'll be back next week but I am not sure how much time I can spend on Ryze. However, it usually takes a lot to stop me from spending time on the computer. One of the advantages of being a computer freak, I guess :-)
I hope you will write a message here, letting us all know how you are doing in your own battles. Little or small, this is not a competition. This is a place to vent, cry, ask questions or make comments :-)
See you around!Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/04/04 | JULY - STICKER AND POSTAGE MONTH FOR HAPPY MAIL # |
Angel Jen
|
JULY
STICKER AND POSTAGE MONTH FOR THE HAPPY MAIL PROJECT.
SEND AS MANY STICKERS OF ALL DIFFERENT KINDS AND TRY TO SEND A BOOK OF POSTAGE STAMPS (37 CENT USA) OR US POST CARDS (23 OR 25 CENTS)
LET'S MAKE JULY A STICKERS AND POSTAGE MONTH.
HELP ME GET THOSE SMILES TO THE CHILDREN AND KIDS AT HEART.
IF YOU COULD POST THIS ON YOUR PAGES, IT WOULD BE WONDERFUL.
BLESSINGS,
JENReply by Private Message (new win) |
|
|
