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How to find a reputable book publisher
Started Jun 22
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Hi kizzie my name is angela my husband is a ff/medic in the St. Louis area I will do my best to find a patch for you! I did the same type of thing for my hubby but put it all in a shadow box, it turned out very nice!
Hello Ladies, i am a young mother who has battled breast cancer, menopause, and losing my job in the last year and a half. I have been writting a book about my expierence with all of this, as well as some very important information for other women...
I am so glad you replied to this I am in St. Louis and i am writting a book and trying to start blogs to show there are real women with husbands and family to take care of while they go through cancer. I am so over the way hollywood glamorizes whe...
I don't know if men can truly understand menopause if they don't understand menstruation, cramps, endometriosis and the whole suite of symptoms that can accompany those. I am fortunate in that I did not go through cancer or perimenopause, but I su...
Angela, I am a 2 year breast cancer survivor. I take tamoxifen which I assume you are on. It is difficult to deal with the symptoms of medically induced perimenopause. Too bad we can't take anything for it. I just read an article that said if you ...
I wasn't trying to be mean. I was saying that men are difficult to understand these things. But Male Menopause exists and I thought maybe that would be the way to go. I apologize if it looked insensative. Men do not get these things. Anything that...
This is a reply to lana...I am somewhat disapointed you got such a huge laugh off my discussion on getting men to understand menopause. I'm curious, how old are you? I am only 37 with 3 kids, breast cancer and menopause that I can't take anything ...
When I saw this question, I am almost died laughing - well close it. Men don't get menopause but have you ever heard of Male Menopause. I figure if you try explaining it by talking about how male menopause changes/affects men you may have been luc...
WOW, I am sorry to hear you have breast cancer.. and don't we all wish men had to experience that just for a day! Wow,, they would see things totally different! There is a Dr. by the name of John Lee MD and you can see some great info on his websi...
There are some physicians who are using bioidentical hormone replacement for women who have had breast cancer to help with the symptoms of perimenopause. There is a site you might want to take a look at it's The World Summit on BHRT. You do have t...
I'm with Tamma, your husband's insensitivity doesn't seem to have any plans of going away. I'd start looking for support outside of your home since you can't count on it from him. It sounds like he wants to remove himself from your pain and anguis...
I don't have any recipes to help with that but I want to wish you and your family the best of luck.
Humor always works in our home-
I joke with my hubby- "It's my inner child playing with matches again".
Find other girlfriends and make sure you get out.
Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 9:22pm on September 21, 2009,
kizze l harris said…
- oh wow angela thanks how did you get all the patches. thats the hard part for me
- At 9:02am on June 6, 2009,
Vanessa said…
- Greetings! I look forward to knowing you better. Thanks for inviting me to be your friend!
- At 10:28pm on May 29, 2009,
Ann Duncan said…
- Welcome to our Positive Living group, Angela. Wise of you to be doing a lot of research. I have a friend who was diagnosed with cancer a little over a year ago. I've been amazed at how well she's done (with a serious prognosis) and the research she's done and the brave choices she's made, some of them 'alternative'.
Healing blessings!
- At 6:00am on April 21, 2009,
Vanessa said…
- Hi Angela! I'm sorry to hear about your cancer and mastectomy. I was diagnosed with cervical cancer and had a modified radical hysterectomy at the age of 28. Have you turned to God during your struggles? You have to stay strong in your faith, especially during times such as these. Another option (minute in comparison) is to hire a sitter yourself and tell your husband, "We're going out, get ready." If he disputes, explain that you had already paid the sitter so you might as well use her. I hope this helps and I will be praying for you meanwhile. It was nice having met you!
- At 2:12pm on April 20, 2009,
Vanessa said…
- Hi Angela! Welcome to Twitter Moms and the Married Moms group! Please stop by the Introduction forum and tell us a little about you & your husband.
- At 10:35am on April 16, 2009,
Lindsey Durrett Maselli said… - Hello Angela again! I am pretty new at this too. I really dont know many people on here but looking to meet new moms and moms who have similar kid issues and all and get tips on what they think worked for them and all. I just started joining groups and finding people and messaging them and all. My husband is a full time firefighter paramedic with a local department and not sure if it is the same where you are...no fireman can work one job so he works part time for 2 other depts. I am a part time career firefighter as well. Would love to go full time one day but with 2 kids under 2 and him working 3 jobs just dont have the time right now. I usually work 24-48 hours a week which seems like full time to a lot of people but that is at most 2 days a week. You know how it is I'm sure. I was looking into it. I am from Northern Kentucky and we are borederline with Cincinnati and there are publishing companys around and I am getting that you just need to get in contact with one of the publishing companys. If you finish the book I would love to read it and I'm sure my mom would too. Keep me informed! I love to read and especially about a topic I am all too familiar with. Thanks for the add. Look forward to hearing from you again soon!!!
- At 10:39am on April 14, 2009,
Lindsey Durrett Maselli said…
- Hi Angela. Have you ever read the book "Why I wore Lipstick to my mastectomy" It is a great book I think you would find of interest. Check it out.... A lot of local librarys have it as well as a lot of book stores. I understand the breast cancer deal very well. My mom had breast cancer and had silicone implants as well. I myself had cervical and ovarian cancer at the age of 22. Best of luck to you.. I think the book I suggested may be of interest to you.
- At 7:58pm on March 23, 2009,
Kimberly said…
- I will let him know and ask if he knows him. He is upstairs studying for the fire inspection class he has this week and is freaking out already..this is the first day. I guess the rest of my week will require some wine :) Looks like you were out celebrating st.pats by your picture. We were in dogtown and it was CRAZY! I was so glad we did not bring out kids down.
- At 7:28pm on March 23, 2009,
Kimberly said…
- nice to meet you! I don't get to get on here as much as I would like, so, if I am not exhausted after I put the kids down I do a little twitter, blogging, shaklee business, and e-mails.
It is hard for me to get to the auxillary meetings because we live in affton and I work part-time for St. anthonys in sports therapy. I do think it is a great get together and they do a lot of fun and meaningful things. I was reading in your info and you are fighter! I will put you and your family in my prayers that everything you have, and continue to go through will come out full of blessings and health! My hubby knows a few guys at metro west ( I guess they all know each other one way or another) so I am sure we have mutual friends. Thanks for leaving a message and I hope to get to know you more and maybe see you at a meeting or event. By the way, I don't know anything about how to go about publishing a book, but I have some friends in journalism that I could (and will) ask for you. Have a good evening.
- At 1:40pm on March 16, 2009,
Val said… - Hi Angela, welcome to twittermoms. You'll love it here. Way too much stuff to go through and spend hours chatting. lol
Thank you for joining our firefighter wives group. I'll look forward to getting to know you :)
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- http://www.twittermoms.com/profile/angelalynnborho
- A little about yourself...
- I am a young mother of three who was diagnosed with breast cancer in December or 2007, I was 36 at the time and just had my youngest child a year earlier. I have since had a bilateral mastectomy and many other surgeries for breast reconstruction. I am having an extremely difficult time getting my life together as I am needing more surgery. This would be my eigth one, Is there anybody out there that can understand what i'm going through? I'm writing a book about my experience with cancer and the fact that I was not given all options for reconstruction. I feel I need to let every young women faced with cancer know, you have choices and options. Do a lot of research!! Do any of you wonderful ladies know how I could possibly publish my book?
- What kinds of things do you typically Twitter about?
- Not sure, i'm new at this
- What are your areas of interest?
- mommyhood, business, blogging, home & garden, technology, twitter, teen moms, work-at-home, green living, fashion and beauty, fitness, wine, writing, reality tv
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dream of a lifetime
Hello everyone my name is Angela and I was diagnosed with breast cancer last year when I was 36 years old. Major League Baseball is teaming up Susan G. Komen foundation for a mother's day treat and they are looking for batgirls that have or have had cancer. My favorite team is the St. Louis Cardinals!!!! If you all would go to the website and read my story, and vote for me i would appreciate it! It is under Angie
Thank you!! www.mlb.com/honorarybatgirl
Thank you!! www.mlb.com/honorarybatgirl
Posted on April 14, 2009 at 11:00am —
Young Mothers with Breast Cancer
Ladies, I have learned the hard way of what I needed to know when I was diagnosed with breast cancer! I was so scared at the time, I did not do the research I needed to do. After 7 surgeries within 10 months, I started to wonder if I was getting the best care, so I started doing research. I researched doctors, procedures, and any other option I could find. I am in a situation of getting other consults with other surgeons since I am having complications with the silicone implants. So now I know t… Continue
Posted on March 10, 2009 at 2:55pm —
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