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for I'm learning how to sail my ship - Louisa May Alcott
I took this shot early this morning with a foggy white sky and 1000000% humidity. It's my first time attempting a long exposure shot (6 seconds). I've been wanting to try this for a while and just finally got a tripod and shutter release cable. I also used a polarizer ( a week ago I didn't even know what that was!). I don't think its the best shot but wanted to post my first attempt.
I'll be traveling all day, headed home. I'll catch up with you all tonight. Happy Monday and have a great week!
Hi, thank you everyone who has sent me messages of support. Obviously due to me recovering I have not been on here much lately but now that I am recovering I intend being here much more frequently. The operation was a success, kidney and cancer tumor has been removed, the surgeon also took three lymph nodes and some fatty tissue that was in the area around it.
I am going to be taking part in a drug trial for an immunotherapy drug which is designed to help prevent the cancer from returning and I have an appointment at the Beatson Oncology Centre in about 4 weeks to get that started.
I am physically feeling great, much more so than I have done for a very long time, mentally I am dealing with some low mood and anxiety but that is also part of the journey. I am looking forward to getting back to my favourite hills and mountains in the next few weeks as I continue my recovery. Well, so long as there is no further lockdowns to prevent me from doing so.
I hope that you are doing well and again for the support and messages received directly, I thank you. Looking at your photos here on Flickr has been a great help during my recovery.
An old b&w shot from many years ago and is just the top of the wall leading down from Lizard Village to the old Lizard Head. Comments now turned on and I hope to comment on your shots as I am not feeling quite so bad - though not great. Jonathan has most quotes in for his damaged home and re his prostate cancer the levels are higher but not exponentially so and he is having an MRI early November. I do have friends on here who these comments are for so please forgive these personal details... Sue
Parties abound at Fantasy Faire. A few shots from Sunday's Masked Ball and an invitation to dance. Info & links on my Blog ~ aznanasfandangles.blogspot.com/2022/04/ff202208.html
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Every year, the month of October takes on shades of pink to remind us that prevention and early diagnosis of breast cancer save lives. The symbolic gesture was born from social mobilization and continues as a collective call.
On October 19th, World Breast Cancer Day is celebrated, a date that reinforces the global commitment to women's lives. Far from being just a milestone on the calendar, it reminds us that research and information save lives, access transforms, and care needs to be constant. It is a reminder that confronting breast cancer requires continuity, structure, and empathy at every stage of the journey.
Every year in October, the "Dr. Arnaldo Cancer Institute," a philanthropic hospital, holds an event in a public square that offers free information, guidance, and mammograms to anyone who wants them.
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil.
Macro Monday's and the theme of "Shiny".
While out and about in town I had a little hunt for something shiny and came across this cancer Research pin in a charity shop.
well I had to buy it not just for this week's theme but also for a good cause.
October is breast cancer awareness month ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Breast_Cancer_Awareness_Month
Happy Friday
As my Camera is being away serviced my submission for todays Macro Monday Theme of 'Zodiac" is this dried out tiny baby crab that did not make it to the sea.. HMM
Just for information .Cancer, which is Latin for crab, is the dimmest of the 12 constellations of the Zodiac, having only two stars above the fourth magnitude
Today I just have to upload something pink for the Day against Breast Cancer.
Dedicated to all the women in the world.
Another Version, ,-)
My strong girl !
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DEAR FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES; THANK YOU FOR VIEWING, FAVING AND COMMENTING MY DIGITAL OBSERVATIONS.
My dear family member is
now on the bed of death…
However, he is the cancer fighter .
I won't give up anything
pic by me
All details here
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OUT SHOP CANCER EVENT - October 1 - 31
Out Shop Cancer is a fundraising and awareness event in support of Making Strides Against Breast Cancer and the American Cancer Society, dedicated to funding breast cancer research as well as vital programs and services for patients and survivors.
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♥⦓ S P O N S O R ⦔♥ FRAMEWORK
🌸 GOTHCHIC SKYBOX - Rezzer
♥⦓ S P O N S O R ⦔♥ hIZnHERZ
🌸 DARK FIRE GOWN
[✔] Comes with Gloves, Gown and Horns
[✔] Designed for Reborn & Waifu, Erika, GenX, Kupra, Legacy, Maitreya, LaraX
Today's a special day for us. This is to give definite hope to anyone who has cancer, has had cancer or who knows someone with cancer. My other half was operated on 5 years ago and had his left lung removed. Here he is now! I can't keep up with him. :o)
K8
With over 3 million women battling breast cancer today, everywhere you turn there is a mother, daughter, sister, or friend who has been affected by breast cancer.
Betsey Johnson
Early detection is so important. Remind someone you love to get tested!
Feel free to tag yourself if you've been affected ~
xo
One more day and it's the weekend :)
Baxter and I got some bad news today. My dad has cancer. Don't really know how to deal with it...so I took a picture of what my day looks like today.
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October is breast cancer month.Breast cancer is a disease that has many forms and affects both men and women. The cancer not only affects the people diagnosed with it, but the families of those loved ones. Many people lose their family members and friends to this horrid disease. Many people acknowledge that breast cancer exists, and accept the fact that it exists. Its time we acknowledge the problem and reject its existence. Its existence is not okay as it not only harms people’s bodies, but takes their lives away. It is time to do something. Sadly, research is expensive.
Throughout this month, this blog will post facts about breast cancer and post pictures that can be bought. The money that the pictures collect will go towards breast cancer research and awareness funds. The prints can be bought at any price you wish to donate ( minimum 6$). If you are interested in donating, leave a message in the ask box or flickr message me and I will get back to you with more details. It is time to do something about this disease. It is time to put an end to its reign of terror. It is time to act.
Photography, Retouching & Digital Art: Gary Bradshaw
Hair & Makeup: Mish Bratsos
It hurts me to even look at this photo. In it, we had hoped to convey the pain and strength that Cancer causes. The boxing aspect represents the fight and determination required to battle cancer. The tears are to represent the toll doing so takes on our mental health.
Outside of the obvious physical health problems, cancer is utterly soul destroying. The battle itself is horrendous. At its worst, it can rob sufferers of their lives in the cruellest way possible. It puts the people that love them under enormous pressure as they try to find a strength they didn't know they had to support their loved ones the best way they know how, whilst also feeling completely helpless to do anything of real value to help them.
This shoot was done last year and I dyed the ends of my hair red for the sole purpose of showing anger for this concept in a visual sense. I was and continue to be so incredibly angry - for all of the people that are put in this position through no fault of their own. I am sorry for your pain. So incredibly sorry.
One day at a time.
Photo Earl Neikirk/Bristol Herald Courier
Sullivan Central High School students gather after the football game on Friday to support one of their classmates who is fighting cancer.
Cancer. Will always be lurking in the background. Won't it? Only the lucky ones will whip it in the butt once in their lives. Some will have to go to war again. Because Cancer will not give up, thinks you are weak. This little flower may look fragile, been through brutal storms and damaging winds, looks can be deceiving. Her stem is strong! Her petals may weaken and fly off when the windy storm hits. But her stem is STRONG! You will not, you can not break her. She beat you down once, now she's going to destroy you because you messed with the wrong flower.
Yes. I am that flower......