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Presentation: The Final Journey
“The Final Journey”
Presented by Linda Greeff
GVI Oncology
Final Journey Black and White
Buddy Group Meeting Presentation: January 2010 – Linda Greeff
23. February 2010
We had a special sharing Buddy group in January and these are some of the tools we discussed to assist us in managing our own cancer journeys.
Home – The importance of having a sense of Home when one faces the cancer journey. Home is where we come to after a bad day for warmth. support, [...]
Cape Town Southern Suburbs Group Meeting dates for 2010
4. January 2010
People Living with Cancer
Suidelike Voorstede
Algemene Kanker Ondersteunings Groep
Is jy, ‘n vriend(in) of ‘n familie lid huidiglik besig om kanker behandeling te ontvang? Het jy enige vrae of bekommernisse? Het jy net nodig om met iemand te gesels wat al in dieselfde posisie as jy was? Of is jy ‘n kanker “survivor” en het ‘n behoefte [...]
Continue reading...The Anatomy of Hope
16. November 2009
Hope as resource in creating Meaning after the diagnosis of Cancer
by Linda Greeff
PLWC Director and Ovarian ca survivor
Buddy Meeting Southern Suburbs Cape Town
October 2009
Defining Hope
n “Hope is a belief in a positive outcome related to events and circumstances in one’s life. Hope implies a certain amount of perseverance” (Wikipedia)
n Hope according to Groopman is [...]
Dr Tina Malan’s Presentation
27. July 2009
Dr Tina Malan Talk to the Cape Town Buddies 23.06.2009:
The body, mind and soul relationship in cancer management
Talking about a personal journey through AML and the holistic management of cancer supported by recent research in this area.
Content
Introduction.
My journey through AML (acute myeloid leukaemia).
What I’ve learned through my Journey.
New fields in medicine & latest research.
The holistic [...]
Stellenbosch
23. June 2009
Venue : Loubser du Plessis accountants offices
Address nr. 10 Helderberg street
Stellenbosch
Time 6pm-7.30pm
24 June 2009
29 July 2009
26 August 2009
30 September 2009
28 October 2009
25 November 2009
Map to Stellenbosch Venue
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Comrades for Cancer Buddies
- Injury woes!Just when I thought I was getting on top of my game, a little surprise injury comes along to derail all my plans. I bought new running shoes last week, and unfortunately took the advice of the shoe sales man who told me to buy a pair larger than the last ones because I was [...] […]
- 5 Months to go and 1400km’s of roadwork ahead!Well we are firmly into January, and the training for Comrades has begun in earnest. The training programme I am following (www.alsoranrunners.info) says I need to be doing in the region of 65km’s per week! Thats quite a step up for me as I have been averaging about 40km’s per week up to now. Since I [...] […]
- Runners World ArticleRunnersworld Article January 2010 After chatting to the team at Runners World, I was astounded that they selected me as one of their “heroes” of 2009 for choosing to run the Comrades in 2010 to raise cash for Cancer Buddies! I certainly don’t feel like a hero today after running the Bay to Bay yesterday..but thanks [...] […]
- Comrades Entry Confirmed!I checked the Comrades web site yesterday and see that my entry has been confirmed! Now I am really nervous, as there are no excuses for not running. This past week was a tough week from a training perspective. I flew to JHB twice in one week so missed out on 3 days of training [...] […]
- Landmarks Half MarathonLast week was a good week. I did 45km of road work, which included the Landmarks Half Marathon. The great thing about doing these half marathons regularly is that you can see the progress in fitness and experience, as a result I really enjoyed the day out on the road. The course was excellent, and I [...] […]
8. March 2010
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