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LET’S SMASH AND IRRADIATE MEN’S TESTICLES!

A friend of mine emailed me this YOUTUBE video. She mentioned that when the video got a million hits the hospital would offer free mammograms (an X-Ray picture of the breast). I replied, “Great, more women can have ‘the irradiation equal to standing within a mile of the epicenter of the Hiroshima bomb explosion.’” (Samuel Epstein, M.D.)”
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DO’S AND DON’TS TO PREVENT BREAST CANCER

We spend too much time talking about mammograms, biopsies, surgery, chemotherapy and radiation and not enough time talking about prevention. DON’TS Don’t smoke. Smoking isn’t sexy and in fact is gross and deadly. Don’t take birth control pills. I can’t think of a more sinister way the drug industry preys on innocent women. Birth control [...]
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PROSTITUTION TO PAY FOR COLLEGE

I’ve read quite a bit about young women working for escort services to pay for college. Some of them do it for money, others for money and perceived glamor. There are more than a few problems with this choice as I see it from my vantage point of a 59-year old woman. First, there is [...]
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A PIECE OF MY LIFE MISSION COMPLETED

Is the “five second” rule really true? You know, that food won’t become contaminated with bacteria if it only hits the floor for five seconds. Is it also true that you bunsonly need to be concerned about communicable diseases when you’re in third world countries? Thankfully, no. I’d passed my Wilderness First Responder written test, but now I was getting seven more answers correct! Well, of course the test corrections were wrong.
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MAJOR PUBLISHERS DON’T WANT TO KNOW ABOUT SEX TRAFFICKING

I learned a lot from reading and rereading those letters. For a long time I thought I wasn’t destined to be a novelist, though I love writing fiction.
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