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Mom Suffering From Breast Cancer Pleads For One More Mother’s Day
Mom Suffering From Breast Cancer Pleads For One More Mother’s Day
Mom Suffering From Breast Cancer Pleads For One More Mother’s Day
This is a heartbreaking story about one women’s last chance attempt for compassion. Darlene Gant is a 46-year-old women suffering from stage-four breast cancer, and she doesn’t have long to live. Now her biggest concern is that she will not be alive to spend another Mother’s Day with her 11-year-old son, even though there is a trial drug in the works that could help prolong her life.
10 Celebrity Moms We Wish We Had
10 Celebrity Moms We Wish We Had
10 Celebrity Moms We Wish We Had
We would never trade our mothers for any other person in the world. That’s because we love them to death, owe them big time for all the love and attention they gave us as children, and would not have become the people we are today without their care and dedication. That’s also because the laws of time, space and physics don’t allow such a thing to be done. Of course, if such a thing could be done,
Is Multitasking Good for You?
Is Multitasking Good for You?
Is Multitasking Good for You?
Multitasking may often mean that we sometimes do too many things just “okay,” as opposed to a few things “very well.” But studies show that doing a lot at once makes us feel good, hence why we engage in such behavior.
Do Women Pay More than Men for Credit Cards? — Dollars and Sense
Do Women Pay More than Men for Credit Cards? — Dollars and Sense
Do Women Pay More than Men for Credit Cards? — Dollars and Sense
According to a new study by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation, men and women aren’t equal when it comes to credit cards. It says that, on the average, women pay half a point higher on credit card interest rates than men do, even when income and level of education are factored in.
Go On and Sleep — It Won’t Make You Fat
Go On and Sleep — It Won’t Make You Fat
Go On and Sleep — It Won’t Make You Fat
Previous research (and common sense) indicated that getting too much or too little sleep was bad for the body and weight. It is generally accepted by researchers that oversleeping contributes to obesity, as it leaves little time for exercise and body functions. That may not actually be the case, however.

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