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Thank you Mallika. Cancer is a disease that has touched most if not all of us, be it ourselves, family members or friends. I support and focus on this intention. with love Nazak
There are some creative & dedicated individuals & organizations stepping up! Kudos to Intent for jumping in. As a cancer survivor myself, I know that surviving is the beginning of a whole new chapter! Often one that is seldom talked about! Thank heavens there is some innovative info, support & solutions for survivors to be found. Check out the reference book list on http://www.bellisse.com, for instance!
Mallika's experience with her nanny will be one you will likely have yourself, or share with a loved one. Keep in mind that 11% of all screening mammos get a call-back for more views, but only 3% of the additional views end up finding a cancer.