Thyroid Cancer - Its NOT the Good Kind
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Sunday, May 1, 2016. Sunday, April 1, 2012. Wednesday, March 7, 2012. I went on my very first date in .
Monday, February 2, 2015. A very big milestone is upon me. You remember my term - the life saving liver surgery by the famous Dr. Fong? Lots to catch up on - since 2010. Saturday, July 31, 2010. How Dare I Feel Down. I need to work again. My CT scan is in 2 weeks. Am I still cancer free? After weekly chem.
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This web page itsnotthegoodkind.blogspot.com states the following, "Sunday, November 11, 2012." We saw that the webpage said " Just a not to let you know that, while I am still here I am not posting as often here anymore." It also said " It means this part of my story is no longer the biggest part. I survived Cancer! Ive been in remission since January and have had no major health issues since then. OK, just a few weird things, but mostly I am really, really good! Come read me over at Snip-Its Of Me. Its bright and cheery and super duper happy over there! At first I m."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
The Gospel According To Yours Truly. I hope you enjoy reading it. Thursday, 2 September 2010. In this god forsaken borough.
Having read the facts from various online sources and real life accounts it is with no doubt that these implants should never have been distributed and both private and NHS practices that implanted these silicone breast enhancers should take them out free of charge with compensation to boot.
It speaks of work, life, and the lines between the two. Friday, 12 February 2016. I wrote in my previous post that a script I wrote was being made into a short film. I hope you enjoy it. Constructive feedback is most welcome.
Suppose you are arrested for wearing a red shirt on a Monday? You are denied your right to be taken before a magistrate, and are imprisoned under surprisingly cruel conditions. Stored in an isolated cold cell for over a week, you are screamed at and threatened frequently. You are promised repeatedly that you will never see freedom again. Eight days later you are released, but not without threats of thirty-five years in prison, for your supposed, yet non-existent crime. What do you do? It has come to my a.