Catchy title isn’t it. News releases, magazine articles, books, lectures and Sunday sermons all have one thing in common: catchy titles. They serve two purposes: one to get readers or listeners, the other to make the content believable. Sometimes, more believable than it really is.
Mathes, Malone, Davis, Lucas, Porter, and Li [1] released their findings in an article entitled, Migraine [...]
Posts Tagged ‘breast cancer’
Migraineurs at Lower Risk for Breast Cancer
Posted in educating others, misinformation, tagged breast cancer, migraine disease, questionable results, risk on December 4, 2008 | 4 Comments »
A Tribute to Kathy: What’s Really Important
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged breast cancer, God, Jesus Christ, Kathy, love, relationships, saviour on September 30, 2008 | 4 Comments »
I am taking a break from Migraine Disease and shifting to “what is really important” A very close friend died yesterday of metastatic breast cancer. She almost made the 5 year remission mark when it came back. It is amazing that she was able to control the tumors for nearly 8 years. She lived to [...]

