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Selective Focus Photography of Woman Holding Petaled Flower | Breast Cancer Car Donations

Have No Fear If You Only Have These Many people who notice lumps in their breasts tend to become instantly concerned about their health, fearing they have cancer. Although a lump in the breast is one of the first signs of breast cancer, this isn’t always the case. Sometimes the lump goes away naturally. Other […]

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Woman Wearing Plaid Shirt Facing Sun during Golden Hour | Breast Cancer Car Donations

Know the Numbers that Can Spell Life or the End of It To someone diagnosed with breast cancer, the best news they could ever hear is when their doctor tells them that they’re cancer-free. However, even as their breast cancer goes into remission, the likelihood of recurrence remains. Knowing this, you may wonder about the […]

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Woman in Gray Long Sleeve Shirt Sitting on Her Bed Reading a Book | Breast Cancer Car Donations

Show Kindness to Yourself in the Midst of Your Greatest Trial To say that breast cancer is an overwhelming diagnosis is an understatement. This life-threatening disease can leave a lasting mark on a person’s body and makes a devastating impact on their mind as well. It’s not unusual for a breast cancer patient to struggle […]

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Tax Documents on the Table | Breast Cancer Car Donations

6 Reminders Before You Beat the Deadline The deadline for filing our taxes this year has just been extended by the Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service. In an official announcement, the IRS said the federal income tax filing due date for individuals for the 2020 tax year is automatically extended from April 15th, 2021, […]

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A Woman in White Lab Coat Smiling while Typing on Laptop | Breast Cancer Car Donations

Doing This Will Help Ease Your Anxiety and Tension Undergoing chemotherapy can be very distressing, especially if it’s your first session and you have no idea what’s going to happen. Knowing key information about the treatment method is one of the best ways to help ease your anxiety and tension. You can do your research […]

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Man in Blue Coveralls Doing Inspection on Brakes of a Car | Breast Cancer Car Donations

Get Your Vehicle Ready for Long Drives This April April does not only mark the arrival of spring. It is also the time when vehicle owners are reminded to have their autos properly maintained as we observe National Car Care Month. This is an opportune time to do thorough vehicle maintenance since April comes right […]

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Woman in Gray Hoodie Sweater Jogging | Breast Cancer Car Donations

4 Alternatives to Deal with Symptoms of Menopause Some women choose to take menopausal hormone therapy (MHT) to manage the effects of menopause. The therapy is also known as postmenopausal hormone therapy and hormone replacement therapy. It is a treatment to relieve common symptoms of menopause and to address long-term biological changes in a woman’s […]

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Surgery in Pandemic | Breast Cancer Car Donations

Cancer Patients Have a Higher Risk for Coronavirus Infection Getting ready for cancer treatment at a time when the COVID-19 pandemic is still raging like wildfire requires a great deal of effort to avoid serious health complications. Feeling worried about getting cancer treatment during the pandemic is normal. Fighting cancer is difficult, but with COVID-19, […]

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Silhouette of Man Holding a Hat | Breast Cancer Car Donations

Breast Cancer Doesn’t Only Affect Women Since breast cancer affects one in eight women in the United States, many see it as purely a woman’s disease. On a yearly average, only less than 1% of breast cancer diagnoses in the U.S. involve men, with the disease affecting just one in 883 males. Unfortunately, many of […]

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White and brown rv on brown grass | Breast Cancer Car Donations

Long Way to Go Before Things Get Back to Normal With the COVID-19 pandemic still very much around, it may take a long while before you can feel comfortable again to go on your next road trip with your family and friends onboard your RV. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) still maintains […]

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