Gloria is best known for her days in theatre. From serious drama, such as Two for the See Saw, to Musical Comedies galore. 20 years in the theatre I got to see my wife in just about every costume you can imagine. So when the Big Guns kicked in I was ready for the new […]
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One of the scariest parts for a woman going through Chemo is the loss of one’s hair. At least for me it was. Having my hair gone, in my mind, was losing my identity. Could I still love myself? The answer to that question is that I have lost my hair and I do still
What in the world does “Crossing the Chasm”, a phrase coined by Geoffrey Moore, a business consultant, have to do with Breast Cancer. Quite frankly nothing. It just came to my mind of the metaphorical likenesses of the therapeutic stages of treating Breast Cancer. For a business in its early stage you are hoping to
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Febraury 16-18, 2008, DC Convention Center: The Metro American Volleyball Club graciously donated some sign-age and table space at its 2nd Annual Capitol Hill Classic Volleyball Tournament this past President’s Day weekend. 300 teams from all over the country were represented; it was a great chance for us to get the word out. Most of
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GMU, With Ties to Italy, Aims to Be a Biotech Force By Michael Laris Wednesday, February 27, 2008; B01 The tiny pieces of tumor, cut from 51 Italian cancer patients, arrived at a suburban Washington laboratory in boxes packed with dry ice. Doctors at the University of Padua had frozen 51 nubs of tissue taken
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A day in the life of sisters, one with cancer and one with not, is wrought with conversation about the latest medical breakthroughs in breast cancer and how she is managing her chemo treatments and latest test results. We speak every day and sometimes more often. We are always in each others thoughts with love
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The the emotional ups and downs of living with Metastatic Breast Cancer and probably all other Cancer diseases present a panoply of complexities that we try to navigate on a day to day basis. Both for the caregiver and the patient the challenges, risks and rewards are overwhelming. Fortunately for Gloria and I we have
Nearly 4 years ago, The Side-Out Foundation was started by a loving son, Rick Dunetz, to try to do something positive to help his Mom deal with her newly diagnosed Metastatic Breast Cancer. That proud Mom would be me, Gloria Dunetz. Over this period I have been overwhelmed with the generosity of family, loving friends
Daniel Von Hoff, MD is the Chief Scientific Officer for US Oncology Research. A truly inspiring leader, he is a graduate of Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons. He has served as a Professor in multiple departments at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, the University of Texas at Austin, and
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