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		<title>By: lahnarasmussen</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:29:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I do not realize it, until after the fact, but whenever I read the Register Guard, I first look for the obituary, to see if there are women my age, who have died of breast cancer.  I cry for their families.   I then check out the ones who are younger then me, and I cry for their families.  I check out the older women, and I cry for their families.  Then, I pray for all of their families, and the families that are walking through this cancer exoeruebce.  For me, I am thankful I am out of the stage where I used to think of cancer each and every day.  Now, it is every week, or two.   I feel I went through the worst of it, now I can get on with the life I have left.  And...I pray for my family and the other families.  But, I just learned that a wonderful lady, a bit younger then me, just found out her breast cancer had spread to her brain...I thought she had beat it.  I pray for her family.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I do not realize it, until after the fact, but whenever I read the Register Guard, I first look for the obituary, to see if there are women my age, who have died of breast cancer.  I cry for their families.   I then check out the ones who are younger then me, and I cry for their families.  I check out the older women, and I cry for their families.  Then, I pray for all of their families, and the families that are walking through this cancer exoeruebce.  For me, I am thankful I am out of the stage where I used to think of cancer each and every day.  Now, it is every week, or two.   I feel I went through the worst of it, now I can get on with the life I have left.  And&#8230;I pray for my family and the other families.  But, I just learned that a wonderful lady, a bit younger then me, just found out her breast cancer had spread to her brain&#8230;I thought she had beat it.  I pray for her family.</p>
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		<title>By: lahnarasmussen</title>
		<link>http://rickdancer.com/one-step-forward-one-step-back/#comment-1137</link>
		<dc:creator>lahnarasmussen</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:29:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I do not realize it, until after the fact, but whenever I read the Register Guard, I first look for the obituary, to see if there are women my age, who have died of breast cancer.  I cry for their families.   I then check out the ones who are younger then me, and I cry for their families.  I check out the older women, and I cry for their families.  Then, I pray for all of their families, and the families that are walking through this cancer exoeruebce.  For me, I am thankful I am out of the stage where I used to think of cancer each and every day.  Now, it is every week, or two.   I feel I went through the worst of it, now I can get on with the life I have left.  And...I pray for my family and the other families.  But, I just learned that a wonderful lady, a bit younger then me, just found out her breast cancer had spread to her brain...I thought she had beat it.  I pray for her family.</description>
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