Top Story: My Thoughts On Angelina Jolie’s Double Mastectomy

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I applaud Angelina Jolie and any other woman for taking the necessary medical steps to live a longer and healthier life for her family and Cancer is a HUGE deal so don’t think I am making light of it, but … Continue reading 

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Is There A Link Between Wearing A Bra And Breast Cancer?

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While every woman wears a variety of different bras depending on her outfit and the amount of support she needs, there are certain things about bras that she should consider in order to maintain her breast health. You may or … Continue reading 

Did You Know There’s More Than One Type of Breast Cancer?

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Breast cancer has different types. In most cases, the different types of breast cancer are named after the various features of the disease. Usually, the type of breast cancer is named after where the disease began. For example, with the … Continue reading 

8 Healthy Living And Wellness Tips For Women

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Staying healthy is no easy feat for a busy woman. Between the demands of working in a professional career, acting as a mother to multiple children and a partner to your significant other, who has the time to worry about … Continue reading 

Eating Red Meat And Poultry May Increase Breast Cancer Risk

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  Breast cancer, one of the most prevalent cancers amongst women, affects one in every eight women. More women are killed due to breast cancer than any other cancer, except lung cancer in the US. Such bleak figures have caused … Continue reading 

The Dangerous Lee Experiment Holiday Edition: Wigglo Pets

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Wigglo Pets are the creation of eight-year old Maya Grace. No mess. No clean-up. No vet bills. Rub the Wigglo and see how it responds. Wigglos are the pets who love to be petted. A portion of the proceeds from … Continue reading 

Humorous Breast Cancer Reads

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If laughter truly is the best medicine then these hilarious books are not to be missed. Cancer can be a difficult topic to discuss, and as a friend it may be hard to think of an appropriate get well present … Continue reading 

How You Can Help in the Battle Against Breast Cancer

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Breast cancer is a devastating disease that affects the lives of countless women each year. According to the National Cancer Institute, it’s estimated that 226,870 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and 39,510 women will lose the battle against … Continue reading 

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Andrea Nugent

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Name and occupation: Andrea Nugent – Author of Mommy is Still Mommy: Cancer Can’t Change That and The Road to Prosperity: Let Your Passion Lead the Way, Founder of B.i.o.n.i.c. Girls, Inc. (a non-profit breast cancer organization). What do you … Continue reading 

Funniest Book Ever

The last time I was at a used shop I picked up this book by this guy I never heard of called Ned Vizzini.  The book was “Teen Angst? Naaah…”.  Just the title is enough to make you laugh.  But, honestly, I thought it might be a self help book!!!  Turned out to be one alright but not one you’d think.  Let me explain.

See, for the last few months I’ve been undergoing treatment for breast cancer.  I’ve tried to find the humor in things but it’s been hard.  I’ve been able to laugh but not really LET GO.  Well, that’s how this book became the self help book I needed.  I didn’t just laugh, I ROARED!

These essays were written as Ned (yes, he’s actually a real person) experienced life through junior and senior high.  It’s awesome reading about the experiences of someone who is a bigger dork than you are!!  I absolutely salute his nerdiness because he took the CAKE!!  His sense of humor in this is dry, exactly the way I like it.  He cracked jokes left and right and they are so subtle they are perfect.  His stuff is hilarious.  He’s like Seinfeld for the teen set.

He talks about how weird his life is, and believe me it’s WEIRD.  He talks about his friends, who are on another plane when it comes to dorkiness.  He talks about his amazing school, Stuyvesant.  And he talks about his awkwardness around girls, to name but a few topics he covers.  And he does so with such dry hilarity that you can’t help but laugh yourself silly.

If you want to relive high school through the eyes of the King of the Dorks, I strongly suggest you get this book.  And for more information on anything Ned Vizzini, go towww.nedvizzini.com.

I give this book 5 bookmarks out of 5.