Comments for Eternally30 http://www.eternally30.com Where the age you feel meets the age you are Thu, 04 Aug 2011 12:01:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Snowy Days Give Life Perspective by score http://www.eternally30.com/age/827/comment-page-1/#comment-866 score Thu, 04 Aug 2011 12:01:30 +0000 http://www.eternally30.com/?p=827#comment-866 Hi there, I found your blog via Google while searching for a related topic, your site came up, it looks good. Hi there, I found your blog via Google while searching for a related topic, your site came up, it looks good.

]]> Comment on One Benefit of Exercise: A Vibrant Old Age by Barbara http://www.eternally30.com/age/the-benefits-of-exercise-for-a-vibrant-old-age/comment-page-1/#comment-783 Barbara Wed, 13 Jul 2011 23:17:00 +0000 http://www.eternally30.com/?p=1157#comment-783 Great info. Thanks for sharing. Great info. Thanks for sharing.

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Salt Spring will hold its first fund-raising MS Fun Run/Walk on Sunday, July 24, organized and sponsored by Living Strong Studio.Multiple sclerosis is a neurological disease most often diagnosed in people between the ages of 15 and 40. Canada has one o…

]]> Comment on To Mammogram or Not to Mammogram? by Barbara http://www.eternally30.com/health/to-mammogram-or-not-to-mammogram/comment-page-1/#comment-691 Barbara Mon, 09 May 2011 21:56:07 +0000 http://www.eternally30.com/?p=735#comment-691 Thank you for your thoughtful response, Kerri. I am so thankful that you are doing well. I'm just not comfortable with medical people anymore, but I have had mammograms and all yearly checks for years. I did skip a year on the mammogram, but all was well the next year. Thanks so much for reading and responding. Thank you for your thoughtful response, Kerri. I am so thankful that you are doing well. I’m just not comfortable with medical people anymore, but I have had mammograms and all yearly checks for years. I did skip a year on the mammogram, but all was well the next year. Thanks so much for reading and responding.

]]> Comment on To Mammogram or Not to Mammogram? by Kerri Dortch http://www.eternally30.com/health/to-mammogram-or-not-to-mammogram/comment-page-1/#comment-690 Kerri Dortch Mon, 09 May 2011 19:01:20 +0000 http://www.eternally30.com/?p=735#comment-690 I'm about a week into the world of blogging so this is all very new to me. But I came upon your blog and a couple things struck me- the last couple posts on anger and forgiveness in marriage and this post about mammograms. I am a 36-year old breast cancer surviving Christian woman and both my husband and I have a huge heart for building up healthy, lifelong marriages. We also have a huge heart for breast cancer awareness. I was diagnosed with stage 3 (nearly stage 4) breast cancer at the end of '07. I have since had a double mastectomy and just finished my reconstruction within the past six months and am now cancer-free! Praise God! Like your sister, mine was not considered hereditary (we chose to have genetic testing for my daughter's sake). Being adopted, I don't have any health history so I really felt the need to be sure. I know this is long, but I wanted to encourage you in your battle with whether or not to have yearly mammograms. I would definitely encourage it. I had just celebrated my 33rd birthday a week and a half prior to my diagnosis. I have three young children, and at the time, my oldest was 4 and my youngest was 11 months. The medical choices I made from there on were based on survival for them and my husband (I have a Caringbridge site that journals my breast cancer journey: caringbridge.org/visit/kerridortch). I obviously wasn't having mammograms at the time (and what a fight that was with our health insurance), but I certainly wish it was available to younger women. Anyway, please do not be worried about the radiation exposure. I do have to say that I would have much rather found out sooner than later. And you're right, being here for your family, provided that that's what God's plan is, is definitely something worth fighting for by going in one time a year for that icky mammogram. :) God bless and thank you for sharing! I think I'm going to like these parts of the blogging world! -Kerri (Lynnwood, WA) I’m about a week into the world of blogging so this is all very new to me. But I came upon your blog and a couple things struck me- the last couple posts on anger and forgiveness in marriage and this post about mammograms. I am a 36-year old breast cancer surviving Christian woman and both my husband and I have a huge heart for building up healthy, lifelong marriages. We also have a huge heart for breast cancer awareness. I was diagnosed with stage 3 (nearly stage 4) breast cancer at the end of ’07. I have since had a double mastectomy and just finished my reconstruction within the past six months and am now cancer-free! Praise God! Like your sister, mine was not considered hereditary (we chose to have genetic testing for my daughter’s sake). Being adopted, I don’t have any health history so I really felt the need to be sure.

I know this is long, but I wanted to encourage you in your battle with whether or not to have yearly mammograms. I would definitely encourage it. I had just celebrated my 33rd birthday a week and a half prior to my diagnosis. I have three young children, and at the time, my oldest was 4 and my youngest was 11 months. The medical choices I made from there on were based on survival for them and my husband (I have a Caringbridge site that journals my breast cancer journey: caringbridge.org/visit/kerridortch). I obviously wasn’t having mammograms at the time (and what a fight that was with our health insurance), but I certainly wish it was available to younger women. Anyway, please do not be worried about the radiation exposure. I do have to say that I would have much rather found out sooner than later. And you’re right, being here for your family, provided that that’s what God’s plan is, is definitely something worth fighting for by going in one time a year for that icky mammogram. :)

God bless and thank you for sharing! I think I’m going to like these parts of the blogging world!
-Kerri (Lynnwood, WA)

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]]> Comment on Paraben Containing Skin-Care Products Diminish Health by Pet Dogs http://www.eternally30.com/age/paraben-containing-skin-care-products-may-diminish-health/comment-page-1/#comment-650 Pet Dogs Tue, 19 Apr 2011 11:20:35 +0000 http://www.eternally30.com/?p=178#comment-650 Good post, really liked your blog :) Good post, really liked your blog :)

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