niedziela, 21 października 2012
czwartek, 18 października 2012
workaholic
Hi my Loves!
Recently I've been sooooooo busy, so I want to say sorry with this set. Obviously I've been working theese days everyday and had no time even to check my blog. I promise to post now more fraquently :)
I've got couple of good news! A dear friend of mine gave a birth to her baby boy - I congratulate her and her hubby so many time I cannot count it really. Mother and the baby are all right at home :) Next thing is: I won a contest organised by Inspirujący Dom, I'm so glad :) Lavender tea set is so cute :3 I decided to give it as a gift to my lovely sister-in-law, as I know she is a big fan of lavender decorations. Last thing: I've got very busy time at work - we are preparing everything for Christmas - so there is mess everywhere. But I'm doing very well, so I'm really happy to be part of this amazing team :)
Hopefully I will have more time now to update my blog more often :)
Wish You all the BEST!
K.
I've got all blue feelings behind me
It was busy time for me. Not easy. I needed to be strong. Sometimes I wanted to give up.... Honestly... I'm glad all blues are gone, and blue is an amazing colour once again :)
Cheers!
wtorek, 2 października 2012
and I almost had you... Breast Cancer Awarness Month
Being told that you have breast cancer can come as a huge shock and it may be particularly unexpected because of your younger age.
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How do I check my breasts?
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What changes should I look and feel for?
Nobody knows your body like you do,so you’re the best person to notice any unusual changes.
- Changes in size or shape.
- Changes in skin texture such as puckering or dimpling.
- Inverted nipple.
- A lump or thickening of breast tissue.
- Redness or a rash on the skin/around the nipple.
- Discharge from one or both nipples.
- Constant pain in breast or armpit.
- Swelling in armpit/around collarbone.
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