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Breast Cancer Symptoms and Prevention Tips

Breast cancer is the second
leading cause of cancer death in American women. The
good news is that women whose breast cancer is found
early often go on to live long, healthy lives. Over
2 million breast cancer survivors are alive in
America today.
The exact cause of breast cancer is not known.
Factors that can increase a woman’s risk include
heredity, early puberty, late childbearing, obesity
and lifestyle factors such as heavy alcohol
consumption and smoking. But the biggest risk factor
for breast cancer is age -- just growing older. Most
breast cancers occur in women over the age of 50,
and women over 60 are at the highest risk.
Breast cancer symptoms vary widely -- from lumps to
swelling to skin changes -- and many breast cancers
have no obvious symptoms at all. breastcancer.org,
whose mission is to provide information and
community to those touched by this disease,
recommends that monthly breast self-exams be part of
your regular health care routine, and you should
visit your doctor if you experience breast changes.
If you’re over 40 or at a high risk for the disease,
you should also have an annual mammogram and
physical exam by a doctor.
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Remember that everything Has
God’s Fingerprints on It.
Our clergy
reminds us that everything that God has created is potentially
holy. Our task as humans is to find that holiness in what appear
to be unholy situations. They suggest that if we can learn to do
this; we will have learned to nurture our souls. It's easy to
see God's beauty in a beautiful sunrise, a snow-capped mountain,
the smile of a healthy child, or in ocean waves crashing on a
sandy beach. But we can learn to find the holiness in seemingly
ugly circumstances - difficult life lessons, a family tragedy,
or a struggle for life?
When our life is filled with the
desire to see holiness in everyday things, something magical
begins to happen. A feeling of peace emerges. We begin to see
nurturing aspects of daily living that were previously hidden to
us. When we remember that everything has God's fingerprints on
it that alone makes it special. If we remember this spiritual
fact while we are dealing with a difficult person or struggling
to pay our bills, it broadens our perspective. It helps us to
remember that God also created the person you are dealing with
or that, despite your struggle to pay your bills; you are truly
blessed to have all that you do.
Somewhere, in the back
of your mind try to remember that everything has God's
fingerprints on it, the fact that we can't see the beauty in
something doesn't suggest that it's not there. Rather it
suggests that we are not looking carefully enough or with a
broad enough perspective to see it.