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Even with cancer still want to look good.

Encouragement to get your day started!

Full makeover

New Avon Product just In

Beauty tips

Prepping for the day

Getting ready for the day. pt2

Even with cancer one wants to look good.

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Even with Stage 4 pancreatic Cancer

 

To complete your make over look we are going to look at some great attitude makers. The wigs to complete your look.

With cancer and still beautiful

With Cancer and still beautiful pt2

New Year, New Journey.

 New Year, New Journey. Welcome 2021

 

I am doing well as can be expected with stage 4 Pancreas cancer. The new year has come in and I have hopes for a good, healthy and long future. I wish all the best though these times of the Pandemic. Take care and be safe.

 

Cancer treatments has really taken my looks away

The Cancer treatments has really taken my looks away. I know all of my kind friends and family will say, you are beautiful anyway and I thank you. But realistically it has done some damage to my appearance. I have to get use to this changed face, that is not what I am used to. I can't wear makeup, which I love love. And on top of that I am breaking out like I did as a teenager. I have to just keep it clean and moisturized.

My eyes are set back in my head with no eyebrows. I hate not having eyebrows.

The no hair thing has really set in and I never got comfortable with it. Well thank you all for letting me rant for just a minute. Now to carry on!

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Give the Gift of Life

by BARBARA MORSE, NBC 10 NEWSFriday, September 25th 2020 Estelle Barada. (WJAR) Facebook Share Icon Twitter Share Icon Email Share Icon 

A Providence woman who is battling for her life is hoping you'll give the gift of life.

 "I am a living history reenactor and what I do is take on a character in history and tell their story," said Estelle Barada, who is now sharing her personal story. She was diagnosed at the height of the pandemic back in April with pancreatic cancer. Immediately Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg came to mind. "She went on battling her cancer but you didn't see that for nine years. You saw all the great things that she was doing," said Barada, who is hoping to do great things of her own with whatever time she has on this earth. ADVERTISING "People are always asking me, 'Oh, what can we do for you?' They feel so sorry that I have cancer," said Barada. "And I said, 'Oh, okay, well you can give blood.'" Right now, Barada is holding her own undergoing chemotherapy. She hasn't needed blood, but friends have. And she knows she may someday, too. "I know people right now are pretty scared to go in and give blood," said Barada. "It is safe, They're going to take really good care of you." And it's desperately needed. "We have a lot of concerns about the blood supply. There have been many days where type O, which is most needed by hospitals has been at a 1.5 day supply,” said Kara LeBlanc, with the Rhode I Blood Center. She said a six to seven day supply helps ensure it's on the shelf when needed. "We need to start giving life back , you know people's quality of life and this is the way to do it," added Barada. So, here is how you can help: NBC 10 is hosting a fall blood drive from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Greenwich Avenue in Warwick. To protect against the spread of coronavirus, donors must make an appointment online. At the moment, there are about 90 spots still open. All presenting donors will receive a free Awful Awful drink from Newport Creamery. MORE TO EXPLORE

Goodbye 2019

Tonight we say goodbye to 2019
 It was a interesting year for my. Some good times, some tolerable times. I am looking forward to 2020 with a positive eye.