Health

Becky B’s PastSquares: Spotlight on a 1965 Corvette Convertible Roof

The various themes Becky used in #PastSquares are: Flowers Sky […]

PPAC #17: Walking Behind Scottsdale’s Arty Freeways

Public art is encompasses any form of art you see […]

WQWWC #19: Fitness, Health or Wellness

Welcome to Writer’s Quotes Wednesdays As a world we have discovered the overwhelming destruction of illness. Our world has been turned upside down and backwards. There is much we can […]

4th Cancerversary

Originally posted on No Half Measures:
Amazingly enough, today marks four (4) years, forty-eight (48) months, two hundred and eight (208) weeks, one thousand four hundred sixty (1,460) days, thirty-five…

COVID Vaccine, Part I

Originally posted on No Half Measures:
I’ve seen so many people assert quite confidently that the COVID vaccine is perfectly safe and an equal number of people quite confidently say…

PTSD:The impact of cyberbullying on psychological health and how to deal with online abuse

Bullying—including cyberbullying—causes significant emotional and psychological distress. Just like any […]

BCAM: October 31st

Originally posted on No Half Measures:
It’s been quite the month, right? If you have stuck with me this whole month of facts and information about Metastatic Breast Cancer (MBC),…

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: October 27

Abigail’s series is drawing to a close, but I want to thank her for educating us about terminal cancer. Many non-terminal cancer patients take drugs to limit their estrogen. I […]

BCAM: October 26th

Originally posted on No Half Measures:
Every time a person shares they have cancer, there are a variety of questions from a variety of people, family, friends and strangers alike.…

BCAM: October 17th

If you follow Always Write on a regular basis, then you will know that I am reblogging Abigail Johnston’s posts on her blog, No Half Measures this month for Breast […]

BCAM: October 13th

Most of us who have or have had breast cancer, especially if we are older when we are diagnosed, do not have to face Stage IV. But shouldn’t more be […]

YOUR Midlife Symphony – the Proactive Way to Avoid Irrelevance and Invisibility

Welcome to Leanne Le Cras. Thank you so much for […]

How to Overcome the Discard Stage of the Narcissistic Abuse Cycle

When new people visit your blog, you may find a […]

The Truth About Introverts & Why the Quarantine is Hard on Us, Too

Introverts tend to get a bad rap. No, we are […]

Solution for Boredom While You Self-Isolate

Self-isolating takes its toll after a while. The COVID-19 virus has forced us to keep to ourselves and stay inside for the most part. The news says the restrictions are […]

End of the Cancer Journey

It’s way too weird to say that it’s been a joy to have cancer, but it has been. Mentally I know that God doesn’t send cancer or any sickness as […]

New Lease on Life

In my last post three months ago I shared that I had a successful lumpectomy to remove a stage one cancer in my left breast. Before the words had left […]

The Next Stage of the Journey into the Unknown

Stage One Diagnosis You find out you have cancer, do […]

A Journey into the Unknown

Only about 12 percent of women in their lifetime will take this journey. I’m one of the chosen ones. Time for a Trip to the Beach I’ve never gone to […]

Why Blogging is the Best Weight Loss Program

Interview with Carol Cormier Most of us don’t think of blogging as the fast track or best weight loss program. But one blogger shows us what happened when she started […]

Smorgasbord Health 2017 – Top to Toe -Female Reproductive System- OUTSHINING OVARIAN CANCER by Karen Ingalls

Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
This was first published last year but it is a message that is important and should…

How Do You Conquer a Bad Mood?

#NaBloPoMo Day 21, #Hawaii Trip, Cee’s Oddball Challenge Week 47 Put on a happy face. Related Posts Wo Hing Chinese Museum and Taoist Temple in Maui, HI A Walk Along […]

Nutty Diet for Steady Weight Loss

Three months ago I realized that I was on an ever upward spiral of weight gain that I had to put to a complete and permanent stop – or else. […]

Weekly Photo Challenge: Weight or Weightlessness

What an appropriate topic for this week’s Photo Challenge. I don’t […]

Word Press Photo Challenge: Treat

It’s a treat to thrash Bob — hard! In only two months I’ve gotten so much better at it. When I started fighting Bob, I could barely tap him in […]

Do you need to lose weight? I do.

Eating out has always been the primary entertainment in my family. I like to eat, and I have a healthy appetite. When I was young my eyes were too big […]

Three Steps to a Positive Environment

Many people struggle Christmas and holiday time, so I trolled the positive quote bin before I started writing this post to give you some guaranteed happy thoughts. You can’t make […]

Improve Your Novel With Physical Exercise

It takes me about 2 hours to write a chapter which averages 1,300 unedited words per chapter so far. For two hours I barely move a muscle except my fingers, […]