Every so often, I’m painfully reminded how lucky and blessed I am. Too often I hear about women who have died from breast cancer.
Today, I read about Leah Siegel, who, at 43, lost her battle with breast cancer. She was a pioneer in the world of sports, one of the first women to become a full-time field producer for ESPN. She won three Emmy Awards for her work.
Today I was reminded of how much the media play a role in influencing our decisions and lifestyles. We rely on the media to tell us what is good and what is bad for us; and we typically subscribe to whatever we see, and hear, over and over and over again.
We buy into the “story.” We believe it and we live it. It doesn’t matter if it’s food, politics, clothes or even some performance-enhancing drug that claims to makes those intimate moments — or hours, I guess you could say — way better. We buy into it, believing what we’re being told rather than doing our own due diligence.
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The Breast Cancer Partner website helps you navigate through life after breast cancer in order to recover from treatment, restore your life back to its “new” normal, and reenergize to live strong and healthy.
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