Breast cancer is a life-threatening disease that affects millions of women every year. It is one of the most common types of cancer and can have a devastating impact on a woman’s life. Treatment for breast cancer can be difficult and exhausting, and many women need additional support to help manage their symptoms. One such…
Radiation therapy is a common form of treatment for many types of cancer, including breast cancer. Radiation therapy uses high-energy beams of radiation to destroy cancer cells and stop them from growing and spreading. In some cases, radiation therapy can cause skin irritation, inflammation, and other skin-related side effects. To help reduce the risk of…
Welcome to the world of post-chemo hair! Post-chemo hair can be a difficult and uncomfortable transition, but with the right haircare, it doesn’t have to be. Shampoo is the perfect solution for post-chemo hair, providing nourishment and hydration to help restore your hair’s natural beauty and shine. Shampoo is a unique haircare solution that has…
As people age, it is natural for their breasts to change. The connective tissues that provide support to the breasts can become stretched and weakened. This can result in sagging breasts, or “ptosis”, which can be uncomfortable, embarrassing and make clothing fit differently. It doesn’t have to be this way, though. With the right bra,…
Sports Bras for Lymphedema are a great solution for those living with the condition. Lymphedema is a condition in which excess fluid accumulates in the arms and/or legs, causing swelling, discomfort, and loss of mobility. By providing compression, support, and comfort, a Sports bra can help reduce the symptoms of lymphedema and improve quality of…
The right bra can be an essential part of lymphatic drainage, helping to reduce swelling and promote healing. In this article, we’ll be discussing the importance of wearing the right bra for lymphatic drainage and what features to look for when selecting one. Lymphatic drainage is a type of massage therapy that helps to reduce…
I’ve needed a new car for a while. But I’d been putting it off, mainly because I didn’t want to deal with the hassles (or at least the perceived hassles) of buying a new car. I’m not one to “talk about” buying things. In fact, I’m probably one of the most spontaneous buyers I know….
Last Update: January 30 2006 2PM I’ve blogged before about how I love what I do. And I meant every word of it. Probably because I’m lucky enough to have found a career where I love going to work every day, I’m constantly evangelizing to people—family, friends, employees, and prospective employees, etc.—how important it is to…
Lew Moorman from Rackspace wrote a great article today about Google. He asks an interesting question: can Google continue to snub their customers? I think it’s a great question and one I’ve been thinking about for a long time. As a disclaimer, I try really hard not to be one of those people that hates…
Q1 is over and Q2 is off to the races. Let’s see how I did against my Q1 goals: My top five Q1 goals were: 1. Eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner, at least once, with every employee– No, I didn’t quite achieve this one. I was pretty aggressive but nevertheless, I didn’t each with everyone. 2….
I am flattered to be able to say that entrepreneurs and business executives are contacting me these days seeking business advice. I am always happy to help and frankly, I really enjoy working with ambitious, motivated people. One question that I constantly get is, “when is the right time to raise money for my business…
Joel Spolsky has a great post about the subject of Simplicity as it relates to software development. Building simple software applications is one of the Web 2.0 mantras as small companies take on their larger counterparts, trying to compete by doing less. Many of these companies seem to believe that if you build less features into a…