Saturday, November 1, 2008
WOULD YOU GUYS PLEASE ENTER MY GIVEAWAY!
Ok, I am beginning to feel a little hurt here that no one is entering my giveaway, if you do not like the snowman, (cute as he is) enter anyway. Knowing these symptoms just might save your life of the life of someone you love, so come on what are you waiting for. If you do not want to enter, leave me a comment letting me know why, anything just let know that I am reaching someone. Thanks to those who have entered bless you.
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A PEAK AT WHO'S GROWING IN THE GARDEN
GROWING A LITTLE SLOW DUE TO LACK OF WATER (TIME) BUT WILL BE READY SOON!
23 comments:
hey, i love the snowman!!! he is so darn cute!!
i bet you get some more to sign up. most are busy with the kids and halloween!!
I Love your snowman too! He's adorable! I'll help spread the word!
Your snowman is adorable and please enter me in your generous giveaway. What a great cause you are fighting for here. You will be blessed. Thank you for your efforts. Your grandbaby is precious!! Dawn
What a cute snowman, I will enter your giveaway.
If I can figure out how to do it I will put your giveaway on my blog.
p.s. Nov 10 I have a consultation with a surgeon due to a mammogram that something is being seen on.
He's adorable!! I didn't know about your blog.
My best friend has leukemia, her husband has stomach cancer, my uncle lymphoma and lost my father in law to lymphoma. Mother in law had breast cancer, but beat it. My grandmother had colon cancer and beat it. Neighbor died of lung cancer.......its horrible, its everywhere it seems.
I most definately love the snowman and thanks for mentioning it to me! Yep, my 2 year anniversary was Halloween day! Looking to say like you 10 years!!! I am off to get caught up on my blog reading...I have been out of state for a month, and still a little behind...
Hey Doodie, not only am I reminded by you the symptoms but I can remember very clearly how you felt.
Bloating,abnormal pain, full feeling,loss of energy, unusual bleeding post menapausal and more.
I am so grateful you are doing so good. Now just get hat back well....
Love,
LJ
Thanks ladys for all the nice comments. Have a wonderful day. Deb
Please sign me up and please pick me to win your darling snowman! What a wonderful blog this is. I have read all of your posts, and it is just so inspiring and such an important subject to address. You are going on my prayer list now. What a brave and beautiful thing for you to do - start this blog for others experiencing this horrible disease. laurie
I am not sure that I know all the symptoms of ovarian cancer even though I am approaching the 33 year mark as a survivor. My surgery was 1/16/1976.
For me, I first experienced a cessation of my menses, a noticeable increase in size of my stomach area, general lethargy, and weight gain.
While lying on my back in bed one night, my hand was resting on my stomach and I noticed it felt firm like flesh, not soft like fat.
I made a Doctor's appointment and was told I was pregnant. To be fair the Doctor thought he picked up two heartbeats.
I had tried for a number of years, without success, to conceive. At my insistence, I was sent to another Doctor for an x-ray. There was no bone structure in the x-ray other than my own.
Within a week I had two cystoid tumors removed along with all the other female internal plumbing. Weight of the tumors was somewhere between 7-8 pounds, the best I can remember.
Blessings to all grappling with this horrible disease, and a thank you to Laurie for providing a link to this site.
I would consider it a privilege to be entered in your giveaway.
Thank you Laurie and GLenda for the comments I have entered your names. Thank you Laurie for putting me on your blog I will put you in two more times. And God Bless you GLenda you big survivor you. It is so nice to hear survivor storys. I pray for the day we will all be survivors. SPread the word... Hugs Deb
I would love to win him.
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Melinda in Birmingham
What an adorable snowman, do please put me in for the drawing. Wonderful blog, although I personally have not had this challenge so many of my loved ones have. Bless you. Cindy J.
Debra,
I love snowmen and would love to be entered in your giveaway! My sister-in-law was just diagnosed with breast cancer - 20 years after successful treatment for it - last week. She had a bone scan on Monday and will know the results of that next week. She is scheduled for a mastectomy on 12/2 - the day before the sister of a friend is scheduled for a double mastectomy. I've enjoyed reading your blog and found you through Maryjane at The Beehive Cottage. The four symptoms that really surprised me are abdominal bloating, unexplained change in bowel habits, unexplained weight gain or loss and unusual fatigue.
Thanks for making me aware of how important it is to watch for more than one type of cancer.
Sue
kyliesgrammy04 at yahoo dot com
Sue thank you so much for stopping by my cottage, I am so sorry for you two friends and will keep them in my prayers. Thank you for listing the symptoms I know it makes it easier for us to remember them, I have entered your name. Big Hugs Deb
Hello Debra,
I found your blog via Aunt MiMi's Creations.
Today is the 6th so I may be too late, but I thought I would try to enter your giveaway.
*Four signs of ovarian cancer are:
*Pressure or pain in the abdomen, pelvis, back or legs
*A swollen or bloated abdomen
*Nausea, indigestion, gas, constipation or diarrhea
*Feeling very tired all the time
And three more for good measure:
*Shortness of breath
*Feeling the need to urinate often
*Unusual vaginal bleeding
I think this blog is awesome. I myself have had many female problems throughout my life. I have alot of these symptoms and asked my doctor about them. Thank you for taking the time to encourage awareness.
Blessings,
Theresa in TX
jasonandtheresa@sbcglobal.net
Hi Theresa, you are not to late the drawing is on the 23rd. Thank you so much for coming by, and keep an eye on those symptons. Please help spread the word. BIg Hugs Deb
Hi Theresa, you are not to late the drawing is on the 23rd. Thank you so much for coming by, and keep an eye on those symptons. Please help spread the word. BIg Hugs Deb
You are doing such a wonderful thing by spreading the word. I am a 10 year survivor- so I know the importance of what you are doing.
The snowman is wonderful! I collect them!
Hi Debra, I am also a ten year survivor, YEA! for us, thank you so much for stopping by, if you have any ideas for post on my blog since you have been there also please let me know. God BLess and lets hear it for 11yrs. Big Hugs from one survivor to another. Deb
Ohhh, your snawman is so adorable...but not sure if i am able to enter the giveaway, as i live in Australia...lol..but this is my first visit to your blog, but certainly not my last..
I lost my mum to bowel cancer when she was only 60 years and my dad to lung cancer {but had gone thru his body before diagnosed} at the age of 71..much too young for them both..so your blog is something close to my heart
luv Ann.xx
The symptoms are
1.Vague but persistent and unexplained gastrointestinal complaints such as gas, nausea, and indigestion
2.Abdominal bloating, pelvic and/or abdominal pain, and/or feeling of fullness
3.Unexplained change in bowel habits (constipation or diarrhea)
4.Unexplained weight gain or loss
5.Frequency and/or urgency of urination
6.Unusual fatigue
7.Shortness of breath
8.New and unexplained abnormal postmenopausal vaginal bleeding
I hope its ok that ive posted them all.
I really like your group and all your messages.
I love the snowman i loooove snowmen, i love to collect them.
Its very kind of you to do this and to spread the word on the symptoms of ovarian cancer!!
Nancy, thank you so much for stopping by, please tell at least one other women. I have entered your name.. Hugs Deb
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