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Curiosity; never stop searching for answers. Chapter 12
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I – I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference Robert Frost 1874-1963 Life is a journey with many twists and turns. Some people are dealt a … Continue reading
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Breast Cancer: Screening found breast cancer; 1 year on and Mammogram states no cancer found. Relief. Chapter 11.
I still am wearing my hat but gradually a curly head of hair is appearing. What is strange is that my hair previously was straight and quite grey but not this time. I will have to wait a little longer … Continue reading
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Breast Cancer: Advice from Mum ‘You must be positive’. The Will. Chapter 10.
3rd July 2018: Time again to attend Oncology at St. Vincent’s Private Hospital, Dublin 4. Mum was constant in her advice which was based on over 60 years practicing as a doctor (GP) that the only way you can deal … Continue reading
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Cancer: Last year I received a letter from BreastCheck setting up an appointment. BreastCheck is Ireland’s National Breast Screening Programme. Diagnosed with breast cancer and still undergoing treatment (operation, chemotherapy radiation and Herceptin infusion) leads me to an exploration of the advantages of screening. Chapter 9
My education about cancer came early in life. I grew up in a rural dispensary practice, a large Victorian house, with no central heating, on 5 acres with out-houses where workmen used to live to tend to the horses in … Continue reading
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Essay: Trinity College Dublin – Sociology 1999/2000 (Critically examine the economic, socio-cultural and political factors which have influenced the success of Zimbabwe’s current land reform programme) Hilary Term Business Economics and Social Studies
CRITICALLY EXAMINE THE ECONOMIC, SOCIO-CULTURAL AND POLITICAL FACTORS WHICH HAVE INFLUENCED THE SUCCESS OF ZIMBABWE’S CURRENT LAND REFORM PROGRAMME. Introduction: In the light of recent events (1997) in Zimbabwe, which will be reviewed in this essay, it would appear inappropriate … Continue reading
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Trinity College Dublin (BESS) 2001: Dissertation “Advocacy for those who are classified mentally ill” by Michelle Clarke
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Trinity College Dublin (BESS) 2001: Dissertation “Advocacy for those who are classified mentally ill” by Michelle Clarke
May 23rd 2018 Thank you Shari McDaid and all at Mental Health Reform for inviting to the Oireachtas tomorrow. I have been writing as an activist about the inadequacies in provision in both dignity, care and attention of people who … Continue reading
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