CANCER KILLS - IGNORANCE WILLS - GET THE FACTS ON CANCER

CANCER REPORT
Cancer kills 20,000 people every 24 hours. This is a frightening, out of control statistic that should not be a reality. When one thinks of all the treatment, from Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy, Surgery – and all the warnings - to think this disease takes more than 7 Million lives every year, it is such a shame. The report is called the Global Cancer Facts and Figures 2007, and is published by the American Cancer Society.

POETRY - CANCER KILLS
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.
Ignorance wills.
Cancer Kills.

Medical News Today

POEMS OF HOPE – HOPE FILLED POETRY – CANCER POEMS

Thyroid Cancer is a Cancer that forms in a gland called The Thyroid Gland. This is a tiny organ located at the base of the Throat. It functions to make hormones that control body temperatuee, blood pressure and even the heart rate. There are many types of Thyroid Cancer, two being Papillary and Medullary. There was just under 40,000 new cases of thyroid Cancer is America in 2008. Out of this, there was an astimated 1600 deaths. For more information
Go to Thyroid Cancer Wiki page.

Poems of Hope - Look To this Day

Look to this day -

For it is life, the very life of life.

In its brief course

Lie all the verities and realities of your existence.

The bliss of growth,

The glory of action,

The splendour of achievement

Are but experiences of time.

For yesterday is but a dream

And tomorrow is only a vision;

And today well-lived, makes

Yesterday a dream of happiness

And every tomorrow a vision of hope.

Look well therefore to this day;

Such is the salutation to the ever-new dawn!

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