29 September, 2008 (22:02) | BlogHer, Health, breast cancer, healthcare, life, nutrition, women, women's health | By: Catherine Morgan
Last week I posted about Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and this past Wednesday, I participated in a very informative phone conference on bio-technology, cancer research, and cancer prevention. The conference focused on breast and ovarian cancer. Biotech.org invited health and wellness bloggers to have a Q&A with Dr. Gil Mor and Lori Lober. I was very happy to be asked to participate.
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26 September, 2008 (00:53) | BlogHer, Health, children, family, healthcare, life, mommy bloggers, politics, women, women's health | By: Catherine Morgan
Down Syndrome: An Abortion Controversy
My kids are 17 and 14, so it was quite a long time ago, but I do remember going to one of my first prenatal visits. I remember being asked if I wanted to have a blood test that could detect the possibility of Down Syndrome in my baby. Since the doctor formed this question in a way that made me think that the decision about having this test was up to me, I naively answered.
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21 September, 2008 (18:03) | BlogHer, dieting, exercise, life, mommy bloggers, success, thoughts, weight loss, women, women bloggers, women's health, yoga | By: Catherine Morgan
I thought I would take tonight’s post to do a roundup of some of the great fitness blogs on BlogHer. I took some time and surfed the Health and Wellness BlogHer Blogroll (I also used BlogHers new search tool), and here are fourteen of those blogs. Do you blog about fitness? If so, leave you link in comments.
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18 September, 2008 (13:59) | BlogHer, Health, children, family, healthcare, life, mommy bloggers, women, women bloggers, women's health | By: Catherine Morgan
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. So, I thought I would start this post with something I wrote about ovarian cancer, over a year ago. The Sad Reality of Ovarian Cancer. Why It’s Important To Know The Early Symptoms…
One of my saddest cases working as a nurse was on the oncology unit. I had a young woman as my patient (she was in her late twenties, only a few years older than I was at the time), and she had been diagnosed with end stage ovarian cancer. I had been working on the oncology unit for over a year, and many times patients came to my unit in the last few weeks or days of their lives, mostly so they could be given large doses of pain medication to keep them comfortable. Everyone knew these patients were coming in not to be cured, but to die. It was always hard and always sad, but this time the woman dying was so young.
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13 September, 2008 (17:54) | YouTube, news, videos | By: Catherine Morgan
Finding Out The Truth Of The Universe By Recreating The Big Bang — Bringing Creation and Evolution Together – by Catherine Morgan.
[Originally posted here in April 2007]
I have always been interested in science, particularly in Quantum Physics. So, this story is extremely exciting to me. In just a few months, we may soon understand exactly how the universe began. I have put together several articles and videos that I think you will find very interesting, and I will continue to update this post as new information becomes available. This is the largest and most expensive experiment ever to be done, and the information here does not require you to be a scientist to understand. I hope you find it as interesting and exciting as I do.
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6 September, 2008 (12:04) | BlogHer, Health, children, election2008, family, healthcare, life, news, politics, women, women's health | By: Catherine Morgan
[cross-posted at BlogHer Health and Wellness]
A new report is out about insurance and health care, and it’s not good. If you think the cost of health care is high now, just wait…It’s going to get even higher. Who would have thought that you could have insurance, and still not be able to afford healthcare? How is that possible? Only in America.
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