Saturday, September 1, 2012

A Cancer Update...Human and Canine

Just a reminder, we're not here anymore. Well, we're here..as in "hanging out in the world" but not "here" as in on Blogger/ Blogspot. We're over here: http://teresarhyne.com/blog/

Still blogging, still fighting cancer, and still looking forward to the book launch (which is now 1 month away...or less, or here already, depending on when you are reading this).

Seamus & Teresa

4 comments:

  1. Congrats on your book! I know you're excited. My best girlfriend in the world, Goldie, has stenosis, is on meds and I'm keeping her movements restricted to see if her condition will get better. I may have to keep her in the bathroom, the smallest room in my house, for 2-6 weeks. The alternative is hard for me to consider for very long. Am hoping I can add another chapter to MY memoirs, "I Lived and so Did My Dog."

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  2. I am a breast cancer survivor, nurse and writer and would like to offer my services as a guest blogger on your blog in honor of October, breast cancer awareness month.

    My specialty is writing for healing, and in particular journaling. I teach writing workshops for healing around the country.

    Further, I would like to send you a copy of my self-help memoir, WRITING TO HEAL: A WRITER'S CANCER JOURNEY, and in return, perhaps you can review it on your blog and on Amazon. I would also like to offer free copies to your readers newly diagnosed with breast cancer.

    For more information about me, please check out my website below.

    Looking forward to hearing from you!

    Warm wishes,
    Diana


    Diana M. Raab, RN, MFA

    WEB: http://www.dianaraab.com
    BLOG: http://www.dianaraab.com/blog

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  3. I'm readin now :) an inspiration made me come 2 this blog as soon as I saw it in the book :)

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  4. Reading and "howling" through your book right now -- it's awesome! I have an ancient Beagle here, and two young Beagle mixes. Your book has brightened my day like nothing else has for a long time. Many thanks for your stories, both Beagle and human! :-)

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