Tag Archives: #Metavivor

Where Do I Go From Here? Washington DC

Posted on October 4, 2016 by Trip Griffith

I’m headed to Washington DC for the Stage IV Stampede. Please join me! Continue reading →

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I’m Not OK – But I’m OK With That

Posted on November 3, 2015 by Trip Griffith

Last night someone asked me if I was OK now. It is a question I get quite frequently since undergoing cancer treatment. My immediate reaction was to say “yes, I’m doing really well” and then try to steer the subject … Continue reading →

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Please don’t look away……

Posted on October 13, 2015 by Trip Griffith

Today, October 13th, is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day, the only day of Breast Cancer Awareness month devoted to metastatic disease. I can’t imagine anyone today who is not aware of breast cancer as pink awareness campaigns are everywhere, yet … Continue reading →

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This Is My Fight Song…..

Posted on October 9, 2015 by Trip Griffith

For my second post on the language of breast cancer I want to focus on some of the terminology we use when talking about those who have received a cancer diagnosis. Before I get started, please know that I am … Continue reading →

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Who is N.E.D. and why does he have so many dance partners?

Posted on October 7, 2015 by Trip Griffith

One thing that has struck me as I have gone through my journey with breast cancer is the language we use. I’m guessing part of it is because I am a linguist at heart. Our language colors our perception and … Continue reading →

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